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How to allow a user to manage an application without giving full admin access?

Antonio de la Peña
August 24, 2020

I have installed Exalate and I want a user to be able to manage it but without giving them full access to admin Jira. Is this possible and how?

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Max Foerster - K15t
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August 24, 2020

Hey @Antonio de la Peña

by "managing" you mean to set up a connection and configure sync operations? I am very sure that this is not possible without the admin permission. You need to access the administration of Jira and therefore need the permission. Or have I perhaps misunderstood you? Let me know :)

Best, Max

Antonio de la Peña
August 24, 2020

I think you are right, just wanted to confirm there is no way around it, as I would like to let a user "set up a connection and configure sync operations" without giving them absolute access.

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