This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Add, edit and remove users
I need to allow my users to be admins. There is not a way to do it on the edit user tab?
Thanks for the help!
How does this work for Confluence? My boss made me a Confluence Admin but I am unable to manage users. Do I need Sys Admin level privileges? Can there be more than one sys admin?
Same basic concept for Confluence. Confluence has a global permission list, which says "group X can do Y". If you need admin rights, then you need to be added to a group that has them. You can have as many admins as you need (but a standard recommendation is 3-10)
On Cloud, user maintenance is separated from the application admin. You need to ask for user admin rights, not just be a Confluecne admin.
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For Project Administration
Move to Project -> Project Administration -> Users and Roles -> Add user to ADMINISTRATORS
For JIRA Administration
JIRA Administration -> User Management -> Groups -> Add Users to 'jiraadministrators' group.
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There's a couple of assumptions in that.
For project administrators, it assumes the permission scheme for that project says "Project admin: role (administrators)" - that is a default, but you may need to check, in case one of your admins has changed it to something else.
Similarly, for system admin, there's an assumption there that the group jiraadministrators is granted the global permission - check that section in admin (the default is for the jira-administrators group, not jiraadministrators)
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