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Is there a way to control who can integrate JIRA with external apps?

Ashraf B

Any user having a valid MS Office 365 Account of our company and user license in JIRA can integrate Excel with JIRA SM. How can we control this access?
Please suggest.
Thanks in advance

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Pramodh M

Hi @Ashraf B

From Jira, the User needs to Jira Admin or Site Admin.

From MS Office, the User needs to have a license.

Thanks,
Pramodh

Ashraf B

Thanks @Pramodh M.
Your response suggests ways to integrate and connect.
I wanted to know how to control this. I mean is there a way to prevent / deny any licensed JIRA user from integrating it with Excel or any other app?
Regards,
Ashraf

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

It's what Pramodh said, only Admins can configure integrations. Or at least the apps and settings that allow for them.

Ashraf B

Yeah @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
That's the security concern. For e.g. some users (and they are not Admins) have official Office365 id and JIRA licenses. Using this they can access / fetch / download / use / share any JIRA data into Excel even though they are not authorized to do so...
How can we plug this?
Regards,

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