we have multiple companies and having their mutliple projects. how could we handle this in jira?

Quality Assurance Officer September 14, 2019

we have multiple companies and having their mutliple projects. how could we handle this in jira?

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DPKJ
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September 14, 2019

You need to create separate user groups for users of each company, and then grant permissions to access project (Browse Project) only to respective group.

You can learn more about permissions in Jira here,

https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/managing-project-permissions-938847145.html

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Stefaan Quackels
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September 16, 2019

@Quality Assurance Officer ,

Would you mind elaborating a bit more? For example, are these companies your clients that you need to work and communicate within Jira? Do these companies collaborate with each other? Are there subcontractors involved that need to be added in separate projects or other instances?

Besides what @DPKJ mentioned, you can also set up synchronization schemes to allow issues to be synced across projects whenever this makes sense.

For example, when those companies are collaborating, they can stay in their own environment or stay up-to-date of progress using synchronization.

We're part of the team that developed Exalate, it's a sync solution for Jira and other trackers.

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