Oauth2 applications that were installed by a user aren't listed in the admin Manage apps page of Confluence.
As a user, in the https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/apps I can see a list of applications that have permissions to access an account.
However these applications are not listed for an admin at
https://<your domain>.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/upm/manage/user-installed
It used to be listed there, however this was changed few weeks ago.
Any reason for that?
And how can an administrator see the applications that were installed by a user and have an access to the tenant?
To expand @Mikael Sandberg - if you have a more complex Atlassian Org with more Confluence instances, you may see apps from different instances in your Permission screens.
Hi @Inna Mysyluk,
Welcome to Atlassian Community!
What you see is expected. Apps listed under Manage apps are only the once that have been installed from the Marketplace, these can only be installed by product admins. Apps that are listed under a user's profile can be any app that is interacting with your instance using the user's account. For example Github for Jira is a Github app, Slack workflow steps to mention a few.
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Also note that the apps listed under a user's profile will list all apps from all the instances that they have access to. In my case I have access to three different instances and will see apps from all three under Connected apps.
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Thank you for your answer.
Is there any way for an admin to see what apps users installed and use their account?
Both UI and Rest API/GraphQL are ok with me.
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@Inna Mysyluk Yes, and no. If the app is using an API token then you can see it under Security > User API tokens. But it if is using another way to connect you cannot see it.
Guard Premium will be able to alert you when a user install an app.
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