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Account Administration - Clean up Free Managed Accounts

unknown

We just recently merged all of our Atlassian account information for Trello and now we have 745 Trello free managed accounts showing in our Administrator's dashboard.

How do I clear up these accounts? Many are over 5 years old and most likely are no longer with the company. Is there guidance of how to manage this volume?

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Iain Dooley

@[deleted]is this inside your Atlassian Access dashboard?

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Iain Dooley

@[deleted]is this inside your Atlassian Access dashboard?

unknown

Hi Iain --

These accounts don't show up in our Atlassian Access.

I merged our accounts and now they show in in the Trello Admin dashboard.

I can see the accounts, however all I' allowed to do is grant a license.

I'm seeking a way to remove them.

Iain Dooley

@[deleted]okay so if you "select all" there do you not see the ability to deactivate them as a group?

It is possible to deactivate members of an enterprise via the API:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/api-group-enterprises/#api-enterprises-id-members-idmember-deactivated-put

and also to delete members via the API:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/api-group-enterprises/#api-enterprises-id-organizations-idorg-delete

So for example we could fetch a list of members and, if they're "free managed" members or "deactivated" members then delete them so you wouldn't see them there.

I don't have an enterprise account to test with so I can't write the code for you without more information.

If you can't find a way to mass delete or deactivate them then feel free to email team@benkoworks.com and we can write the code for you to run once via our BenkoBot platform and tidy things up.

unknown

Hi Iain --

Thank you for input. I was able to locate (in the Trello Security navigation) the Atlassian settings:

This allowed me to delete/deactivate accounts no longer active with our company. This took care of some of the accounts in question.

But there are still Trello accounts that haven't been used in over 5 years, and the person is still working here. Is there a way to remove those? Do I need to ask the end user to removed their account within Trello?
I don't want to deactivate in Atlassian because the end user may be using our Jira/Confluence, etc. Products. But we don't want the freeware accounts still hanging around when they are not being actively used because they are still associated with our company's email credentials.

On a side note: Is there a reason why Atlassian doesn't provide a toggle-type switch to remove Trello access?