Dear all, Could you say if it is possible in Atlassian Cloud to make a group mapping the same way as described here -> How to setup Okta as a user provisioner to Jira through JIT | Jira and Jira Service Management | Atlassian Support for on-prem instance: I would like to make it happen for identity provider that doesn't support SCIM. I would like to put groups as a claim and to configure Atlassian Cloud to map it into groups. Is it possible out of the box or I need an additional solution "in the middle"? Like miniOrange? Thanks in advance for your help.

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SAML with groups mapping based on claims without SCIM

Maciej Egermeier_yx8jif

Dear all,

Could you say if it is possible in Atlassian Cloud to make a group mapping the same way as described here -> How to setup Okta as a user provisioner to Jira through JIT | Jira and Jira Service Management | Atlassian Support

for on-prem instance: JIT configuration image-2024-12-16_17-16-27.png

I would like to make it happen for identity provider that doesn't support SCIM. I would like to put groups as a claim and to configure Atlassian Cloud to map it into groups. Is it possible out of the box or I need an additional solution "in the middle"? Like miniOrange?