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Izi lives within Confluence so you upload your documentation to Confluence and then uses the Izi app to create courses and quizzes. This is from the app details: izi LMS is an app for training and quizzes right in Confluence. Keep daily work and learning in one place. Avoid expenses on supporting an external LMS.

Hi @Aakash Shah, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I would recommend that you check out the Marketplace, it has apps for read confirmation and manage onboarding. I did a quick search and found izi - LMS for Confluence - Courses & Quizzes and Comala Read Confirmations.

Be aware that there is a limit on how many issues that can be shown on a board, so if you cannot get to the board settings that @Bill Sheboy mentioned, try and see if you can go and change the filter used by the board to limit the number of issues it return.

Hi @Mike Day, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The short answer is no, you cannot change the predefined project templates. There is a request to be able to create custom project templates, JRACLOUD-40141, go and vote for it if you want it to be considered as a new feature. 

The marketplace is the first place to look for integrations that works with Confluence, there are currently about 700 different apps listed for Confluence. Some of the apps are free, but most of them you have to pay an additional subscription fee for. the amount of licenses for the app has to correspond to the amount of…

Have you had a look at Insight Jira & Bitbucket Integration? It allows you to import Jira configuration into Insight. 

Hi @Erin King, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Confluence is a collaboration tool around documentation, what you are looking for is not something that Confluence can do for you. Based on your description you are looking for an Identity manager, something like Okta, that would allow you to managed your users from there and…

Hi @Simran, Welcome to Atlassian Community! No, there is no specific Git command that would allow you to bypass the protection that you have set up in Bitbucket. By design Git does not care about permissions. The only way around it would be to allow specific users to merge to your master branch. And there is nothing in…

Scroll PDF Exporter is not free, you pay a $5 flat rate per month for it if you have 10 users or less on your Confluence instance. You create a new instance the same way you created your existing one, by signing up for for a new site. And no, you will not be able to use Scroll PDF on both instances without having to pay…

Hi @mauerbacher, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You cannot export the dashboard, but you can export the filter result to a csv file. Just go to the filter and click the Export button up in the right-hand corner.

Hi @L4wlz, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You would pay for 14 licenses if you are on the monthly subscription. You can find more information about the subscriptions here, Jira Pricing, and Cloud Pricing & Licensing

If you have configured your instance to be public you can give anonymous access to specific spaces. If you have made the space private you could use Scroll viewport to make your KBs available. Atlassian is also rolling out public links so you can make specific pages available to the public, but not sure if that is…

Most apps do not allow you to limit who can have access to them, and if they do you always have to get the same amount of licenses for your app as for your Confluence instance, so if you have 100 Confluence users you need to get 100 user license for your app. If you want to limit the access you would have to have a…

Welcome @D Pavansrinivas!

Agree, the amount of different schemes. And the field descriptions tripped me up a couple of times at the beginning when you changed it on the custom field, but the old description was still shown on the screen until I found it in the field configuration.

I would agree with what others have said about Automation, that is my absolute favorite. I used to work on Server/Data Center and we had the free version of Automation, but we only had a handful of rules active with maybe 5 executions a month. Now that I moved on to administer a Cloud instance we have about 50k/month and…

You still need a Jira admin, Atlassian only handles the backend, you would still need to create projects, maintain projects, etc. The only thing you do not have to worry about on the Cloud are planning for backups, server maintenance, etc.

Hi @kishjtk, Welcome to Atlassian Community! There is no option in Git to "speed up" the branch checkout. Are you switching between two branches that have these new files on them? Or are you switching between one that have them and another that doesn't? You may want to consider doing a shallow clone of specific branches…

Currently you can only change the base URL for your cloud instance by contacting Atlassian support. This is something that is on the roadmap in the future that you can do that from within admin.atlassian.com based on what I have heard.

Then your option is to create a filter that shows all resolved requests, and then create a dashboard with either one of the chart gadgets or the filter result gadget. If you do the chart ones you can order it based on the assignee, is you select filter result one you would have to add the order by assignee in your filter.

Each label and filter of the series is for one team member, so if you have 5 team members, you would have to add a series in the report for each of those 5 members. Your report would be similar to the Incidents by priority, each priority is its own series that filter based on the priority value.

You can do this by creating a new report under Reports, and choose the Resolved as the series and then filter based on the assignee. Note that you would have to add a series for each team member. Your other option is to create a filter that shows all resolved issues, and then use that filter in a dashboard that sorts the…

Cloud and Data Center are based on different code bases, so in most cases you will see features on Cloud that never makes it into DC, and in a few cases you will see the opposite. I did find this app in the Marketplace, Roadmap Portal - Jira Service Management, that might be worth to take a look at.

Hi @Lisa Fitzgerald, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Have you tried using an incognito window to see if that helps? Or a different browser? You could also try and clear out your cache and browser history to see if that helps.

As @Trudy P Claspill mentioned above, the documentation you found only applies to Data Center. Cloud does not have the Program option, but you can still create a a plan that contains multiple projects. Just be aware that there are limits on how big your plan can be, see Limits on plan size in Advanced Roadmaps. There is a…

Hi @Jenny Roselyn, Welcome to Atlassian Community! One option is to use apps to get a workflow in place for reviews and reminders when it is time to revisit them. I am using Comalatech's apps for this, Comala document control and Comala publishing, but there are other apps on the Marketplace that can do this too. Comala…

Have a look at Advanced searching - development fields reference, it shows you how to search on the development fields. It is a bit limited, it would not allow you to search for a specific commit. If that is what you are looking for you would have to do that from the the Bitbucket/Github side.

No, Atlassian support can only be reached through their support portal. I have escalated this thread so the Atlassian support engineers that are on here can take a look at this for you.

And it looks like there is an app that would solve this for you mentioned in the comments of that request, Customer Details for Jira Service Management 

Since your customers are external the group would not work, unless your customers also have an Atlassian account on your instance. There is a request to be able to add properties to customers, see JSDCLOUD-1239, and it looks like Atlassian is looking for feedback on use cases for it.