How do you handle Jira asset cleanup when an employee leaves?

Thanks @Tomislav Tobijas , really helpful. I'm actually exploring building a tool for exactly this. Would you or your clients find value in a one-click solution that scans a departing user's assets and bulk transfers them to a new owner?

@Abenezer Anglo probably so. Although we're already testing out Rovo skills around Assets, and they do look promising, maybe some of our customers would benefit more from a specifically designed solution 👀

Thanks @Tomislav Tobijas ...I  appreciate the insight. That's actually what I'm working on, a specifically designed Forge app focused purely on the offboarding handover flow. Select the departing user, scan everything they own across filters, dashboards, project leads, component leads and open issues, pick a successor, and transfer it all in one reviewed action with an audit log. No broad toolkit, just that one job done cleanly. Would love your feedback when it's ready to test.

Thanks @Matthew Joslin_AppFox_  really helpful context. Optimizer looks great for the broader admin toolkit use case. I'm actually exploring building something more focused specifically on the offboarding handover flow, the one-click 'transfer everything this person owned to someone else' action. Is that a workflow your users specifically ask for, or does Optimizer already handle that end to end?

Good question @Abenezer Anglo. Optimizer isn't a single-click "offboard this person and move everything they owned to someone else" workflow - it's a broader admin and optimization toolkit.
What it covers for offboarding is the heavy lifting: bulk-reassigning project and component leads across many projects at once, surfacing orphaned filters, dashboards and unused config, and giving you an audit view (plus the Rovo assistant) to sanity-check before you make changes. So it's "find everything and reassign it in bulk" rather than a purpose-built one-click transfer.

Inherited items and turnover definitely come up as reasons people reach for it, so there's clearly interest in making that smoother. Sounds like an interesting space you're exploring!

That's really helpful, thank you @Matthew Joslin_AppFox_ 
Sounds like exactly the gap I'm aiming for then, a focused complement to what Optimizer already does well rather than competing with it. Appreciate you taking the time to explain the distinction.