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I have a server instance of JIRA running and I need to add users from there to our OnDemand Confluence. Is there an easy way to do this?
Thanks
Hi, Richard.
There's a way to do that. We can import users from a CSV file if you can generate one. To do that, we need CSV file representing your users using the following format:
Username,First Name,Last Name,Email Address,Password james,James,Jones,jamesjones@somewhere.com,secrets2 joes,Joe,Smith,joe@gmail.com,apassword1
We can also add groups and memberships if you provide another CSV file following this format:
Username,Groupname joes,admins joes,jira-admins
The users and the groups they belong to.
The headers are important.
Once you have the files, just upload them to WebDAV and open a support request at Atlassian Support and we'll import them for you.
Kind regards,
Jaime Kirch da Silveira
Atlassian Cloud Support
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