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I want to be able to search what assets within the organisation are assigned to each user and it seems this basic functionality is baffling me. I am assuming that there should be a feed from Atlassian Access into Insight and when an asset is assigned to a user you can search the user (For a new starter or leavers process) to see what assets they have outstanding. Please can somebody help with this, i am sure i am being silly??
You cannot directly import users from Atlassian Access into Insight, but what you can do is set the attribute to be of the type User, that will allow you to associate the Atlassian ID with an asset so you can search assets based on the user.
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All you have to do is go to the Object schema, select Attributes and create a new attribute that is of the type Users. Here are the Cloud instructions for it, Create an attribute. The Cloud documentation does not reference the different types you can select, but have a look at the one for Data Center, Adding attributes to object types. Please note that on DC the user type is associated to a Jira group, this does not apply to Cloud which will list anyone that have access to your instance.
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I've done as instructed above, thank you for those instructions :) Is there a more automated way of doing this? Since it is mostly not a source of truth for keeping User/employee data, I wonder how this can be done more efficiently.
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Hello @Mikael Sandberg!
I have the same question as @Mutya Aller:
Since it is mostly not a source of truth for keeping User/employee data, I wonder how this can be done more efficiently. Can it be automated?
We are using Okta to flush users into Atlassian, and I would like to refrain from manually attaching 600~ users to an Insight object 😰
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Hey! I ran into the same thing. I asked my team that owns okta at our company to create a custom workflow set up on a schedule to send the data to the insights api url :)
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Like @Coltin Rose mentioned, if you have Okta then look at creating an Okta workflow that when you add a new user it trigger the workflow to also import it in Insight via REST API.
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Thanks for the answer @Coltin Rose and @Mikael Sandberg !
Will run it by our engineers and hope for the best :D
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