One User One Project

[Ankur Sachdeva]

Hi,

We have three projects in our account. We want only one user can access one project. 

For example:

User A can only see Project 1

User B can only see Project 2

User C can only see Project 3

I have gone through this ( https://confluence.atlassian.com/download/attachments/953142266/How%20to%20restrict%20project%20access%20for%20teams%20in%20Jira%20Cloud.mp4 ) video and tried below things

• Creating a Permission Scheme
• Assign Permission Scheme
• Creating Group

I am not sure if that is the issue that I get all permission schemes under the Default software scheme and I do not find any way to keep only one project there.

Also looks like the default group user is added to the Default software scheme. If I chose not to add them there then the user gets "You don't have access to any service desks."

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

You don't "restrict" people from access to Jira, it is a lot easier to think of it as "allow"

For a very simple case that you describe, I would

• Create a new project role called something like "User access to project"
• Create a single permission scheme, in which
  
  • You grant Browse Project to Role: User access to project
  • You do not grant Browse Project to any other role, user, group, whatever
• Update your three projects so that
  • They all use your new permission scheme
  • User A is in "User access to project" in Project 1
  • User B is in "User access to project" in Project 2
  • User C is in "User access to project" in Project 3

This solves for the very simple case above.  It's not a lot of use, as I know your description is intended to get the basics clear, but it shows the principles - if you want someone to see a project, grant them permission to do it.  If they should not see a project, do not let them in.