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Getting a Full Picture of the Project Roles in Jira

Project members may need different levels of access rights to perform their daily tasks. It is recommended that you group these project members under roles based on their responsibilities within the project. Thus, you can come up with a simplified and more secure user-access management process enabling you have a better control over the functions and information provided by whatever tool or software you are using.

For Jira, you can use built-in Project Roles feature to create roles for your project and assign users and/or groups to these roles. It provides a flexible way to manage your users and their permissions within your project.

Project administrators can see all project roles and modify them whenever needed. Sometimes, project members may need to see who else is working on the same project or may need to know who is assigned for what role. However, by default Jira project roles are only visible to project administrators and project members cannot see who has which role in the project.

For this exact need, we, as Bloompeak team, developed Project Roles - Groups and Users app which introduces an additional tab to the project dashboard named "Project Roles". It displays the project roles and the users/groups assigned to these roles within your project. Thus, any project member can get a full picture of the project roles via the project dashboard that they are working on.

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In addition, this app introduces "Project Roles" page for Jira administrators with 2 different and valuable views:

  • Projects -> Users View: Jira administrators can list all projects and see associated project roles with assigned groups/users on a single page.

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  • Users -> Projects View: Jira administrators can list all users and see assigned project roles and projects on a single page.

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We hope you find this article helpful on giving some insights on project roles in Jira.

2 comments

Alexander Bondarev
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Jan 11, 2022

Sounds interesting, thanks for sharing!

Do you have any plans to make an app for DC / Server?

Bloompeak Support
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Marketplace Partners provide apps and integrations available on the Atlassian Marketplace that extend the power of Atlassian products.
Jan 11, 2022

Hi Alexander,

Thanks for your comment.

We are working on the DC version at the moment. We plan to launch it in February 2022.

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