I am trying to generate a security structure in my jira software project. I am trying to use the tabs of "set security levels", "issue security schemes" and "permission schemes". I don't know if I'm doing it right and I'm not able to associate it to my project, because in the settings of my project I don't see the "permissions" option. Please, can you explain me step by step how to create 2 structures of groups in my security scheme and all the steps please?
You need to be a Jira Cloud admin to configure issue-level security. If you don't have access you might want to reach out to your Jira Cloud admins to configure this in your project. Please refer Configure issue security schemes for detailed steps.
Hi! Thanks for your response. I am the admin of the account, JIRA Cloud admin is a different license?
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Hi @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez It's not a different license but rather a user with the Jira System administrator permission or a user having Administer Jira global permission. If you are having these permissions already then you can simply follow the steps mentioned in the link I shared earlier.
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Hi,
Please, could you help me to know how can I be JIRA Cloud Admin? As I am the creator and administrator of my license so I do not know what are the steps to be JIRA Cloud Admin
Best regards,
Teresa
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Hi Teresa, If you have created the atlassian cloud site, then you should be having org-admin access already. Org-admins/site-admins are Jira admins who can manage Jira settings, projects, workflows, etc.
To give someone a product admin role:
Go to your site's Admin at admin.atlassian.com. If you're an admin for multiple sites or an organization admin, click the site's name and URL to open the Admin for that site.
Select Groups from the left side of the page.
Select the administrators or <product-name>-admins group.
Click Add members, search and select the people you want to add, and click Add.
You can read more about it here.
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Hi @Kishan Sharma , I am admin of my jira workspace and org-admin and I am still not seeing the "permission" tab in my JIRA project to set the security levels.
Please, could you explain me in depth?
Thanks
Teresa.
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Hi @Kishan Sharma,in addition, reading the site you mentioned before: Configure issue security schemes | Atlassian Support I am not able to associate my project to the securiy scheme I configured, I am referring to this step:
As you can see in the picture that I am going to attach you, when I tried to applie this step I can not see "permission" tab nor "Issue Security":
I could set "Permission schemes" and "Issue security schmes" in admin configuration site, but I found the problem once I tried to make relative to my specific project.
Thank you!
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Thank you for the screenshot @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez the lower-left of your project sidebar says that you are using Team Managed project.
Currently, it is not possible to configure Issue Level Security in Team managed project and you will have to switch to Company managed Project instead. There's already a feature request raised with Atlassian - Ability to have issue level security in next-gen projects. I would suggest you to vote for it and watch it for further updates.
Also, permissions work a bit differently in Team Managed project. Two main settings determine a person's permissions in your team-managed project:
The project's access level.
Their role in the project.
You can read more about it here
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Hi @Kishan Sharma , if a tried to be the only administrator of the project, Could I continue the steps in the site I mentioned above? https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/
Thanks in advance!
Teresa.
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Yes, in Company Managed Project, if you are the only admin of the project, you can follow the steps mentioned in the url I shared earlier to configure issue security scheme.
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One last doubt, how can I configure my profile as the only administrator of the project?
Thanks!
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Please, could you specify what are the steps I have to execute to be part of a Company Managed Project?
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I am not sure if I have to migrate to JIRA PREMIUM and create "CROSS-TEAM PLANNING"???
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Please if you kindly specify step by step.
Thanks in advance
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Please how can I change the team managed prjcet to the correct one to evolve to only administration and set security schemes and "permission" tab?
Thanks in advance for your response.
Best regards,
Teresa.
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You can create a new Company Managed project by following below steps -
This will create a new Company Managed project and assign Project Lead role to you.
To get Administrator access on the project, you can then navigate to Project Settings > People > Add People > Enter your email address > Assign Administrators role > Click on Add.
Once you have Administrator access you can then manage Project Permissions. Refer - Manage project permissions and Configure issue security schemes from Project Settings.
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Hi @Kishan Sharma are there any possibility to transfer my current project to company-managed project? Since I was trying to import the issues of my current project to the new comany-managed project but it is very complicated and the exportation is not correct. I would like to change my current team-managed project to company-managed.
Thanks in advance for your response.
Best regards,
Teresa
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How can I move all the issues?, please could you specify?
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Hi! @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez
For mov operation ,
1. enter the filter that matches your ticket
2. click "..." button
3. select “make bulk change”
4. follow the steps
NB: as a jira admin you can do this
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Please, could you specify in abetter way?
Thhnaks inadvance.
Best regards,
Teresa
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I don't see how to be clearer
you must do a search for your tickets that you wish to move (it's a simple jql search "project = name of the team project where your tickets are currently located")
then there is the symbol "..." at the top right of your window. you just click on it and you will see the option "make bulk change"
you select the tickets you want to migrate and you select the “move issue” action
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1. You must been in the company manage project
2. Project setting --> issue --> Security --> Action bottom to up right --> you can creat a new scheme or chose another scheme or modify the present scheme
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hey! @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez
as @Kishan Sharma told you so well, you need to be a Jira admin to configure the security levels on tickets
and no the jira admin isn't another type of license mais des privilège différents
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Hi, I am admin of my jira workspace and org-admin and I am still not seeing the "permission" tab in my JIRA project to set the security levels.
Please, could you explain me in depth?
Thanks
Teresa.
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hello @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez
here https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-issue-level-security-938847117.html you will have all the necessary information to create, configure and link a project security schema
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hello @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez
this a Configurition issue-level security
here https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-issue-level-security-938847117.html you will have all the necessary information to create, configure and link a project security schema
you are welcome
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Hi @Ntamen kamogne harry Michel as you can see in my previous answer to @Kishan Sharma , I am not able to associate the security scheme to my project. @Kishan Sharma suggested me that thir problem is due a team-manged projcet, how can I evolve to only administration and set security schemes?
Thanks in advance for you response
Best regards,
Teresa
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1. You must been in the company manage project
2. Project setting --> issue --> Security --> Action bottom to up right --> you can creat a new scheme or chose another scheme or modify the present scheme
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