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Report for to List of watchers Projects

Domnic_7zflj6

Hello,

Is there a way I can generate/create a report where I have the name of the projects and the users who are watcher in the project.

Example:

Project Name | Watchers UserName

A | User1, User3, User100

B Two | User20, User3, User 1, User6

C Three | User1, User39, User50

D | User20, User35, User 3, User100, User6, User5

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Domnic

Welcome to the Atlassian community!

Users are watchers of individual issues rather than entire projects.

Can you provide some context on the problem you are trying to solve by generating such a report?

Domnic_7zflj6

We want to do a audit/ know which users are watcher for Project A. I want to have a report where I can see for Project A who are the watchers and then for Project B Two.

I have the project name and I need to find out the watcher on project level and not issue level

For example the report should be in two column. First column should be project name (I have the project names) Second column should be watchers (list of watcher should display)

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Domnic

There is no built-in report for this. I have not found a third party app that can provide this, but I have not done an exhaustive analysis. You may find a third party app that you could use to get the information you want.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=jira&query=report

Without a third party app, the only options I can think of is to use the Jira REST API to retrieve the watchers for each issue in a project, and programmatically compile that into a list and remove duplicates.