Sharing projects

[Jocelyn Edmondson]

I am not sure if this is possible, but can I share one project with out sharing the rest? I have multiple projects and I would love to know if I could share/invite a client to their specific project with out allowing them access to the other projects I have for other clients.  

Again unsure if this is possible to share one project with out allowing access to all projects but I really appreciate any answers or advice! 

[Becky Brooks - Visor for Jira]

Hi @Jocelyn Edmondson ,

The responses above regarding how to accomplish this with Jira's built-in permission schemes are totally valid. 

Full disclosure: I work at Visor, an app in the Atlassian Marketplace, and we also solve for this problem by allowing you to sync your Jira data into a Table, Gantt, Timeline chart, or Kanban/Board view. You have total control over what goes into these views because you can filter out info and add formatting. Then, you can share that view with who you please. 

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1226209/visor-spreadsheet-gantt-chart-for-jira-with-excel-export?tab=overview&hosting=cloud

This is a low-input way to achieve the same goal! 

Hope that helps.

-- Becky @ Visor

[Trudy Claspill]

@Jocelyn Edmondson 

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

You have tagged your post that you are using the Free version of Jira. Are you really using the Free version of Jira?

If you are then you cannot limit the projects to which your licensed users have access. Refer to the first paragraph on this page:

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/what-is-the-free-jira-cloud-plan/

[Arensa Prasta]

@Jocelyn Edmondson of course you can! You just need to create a specific permission scheme for that project, so you can give your new client certain rights. 
You can read more about permissions here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/manage-project-permissions/

[Mikael Sandberg]

Just to add to @Arensa Prasta good answer. You also have to make sure that your other projects have a permission scheme that does not allow the client to access those. I would recommend that you use project roles in you permission scheme, that way project admins can control who have access to the project.