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After installation, you will see User Activity Audit Log in the "Apps" administration menu:

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Initially only site- and org-admins can access the app. Users access can be defined in Permissions.

After clicking User Activity Audit Log, you will be navigated to the home page of the app:

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After the expiration of the license, you will see the corresponding message and will not be to use the app (Generate activity log button will be disabled):

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If you access the app for the first time, you will be presented to a brief onboarding session, displaying the main features of the app. You can dismiss the session at any step.

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If you have IP allowlisting enabled on your Cloud instance (this is possible Jira for Premium plans), please contact us for the IP to be added to the cloud allowlist. Without this, some actions will not be logged.

Historical Actions in the Logs

For all the actions it is possible to see the log starting from the installation of the plugin. However, for the issue- and asset-related actions, also historical data, starting from January 1st, 2022 will be also available in the app. With the first install, you will see the corresponding informational message:

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After the first install, depending on the number of issues and Asset objects, retrieving historical data may take from minutes to hours.

The actions on the following components are not available in the historical data and only the actions done after the app installation will be visible:

  • Global feature enable/disable

  • Board

  • Sprint

  • Version

  • Users

  • Project category

  • Comment update old value

  • Issue deleted

  • Actions from Jira administration audit log

  • Jira organization audit log

  • Assets audit log

  • Issue view

Permissions

You can define user roles for the Jira users who can access the plugin. There are two roles available in the app:

  • Administrator: can access all the logs in the app + define user permissions

  • Manager: can access all the logs in the app, but cannot define user permissions

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All Jira Administrators and Administrator permission in the app, by default. If a non-Administrator is added to the Manager role, the access to the projects where the user is not added will be given through the app.

To define roles for certain users, go to Settings in the top ribbon of the app and click Permissions in the dropdown menu:

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To add a user to the app, click the “+Add user” button:

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You can search the user by name, email, or group and select the user from the list:

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Define the role of the user and click Add:

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After adding, the user will be added to the list:

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For the users in the list, you can change the Role from the list itself:

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For the added users at least one Role should be selected.

To remove the user from the Permissions, click Remove button and Delete button on the confirmation popup:

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You can search users in the list by name or filter the list by role.

When a user, who does not have the right to use the app, tries to access the logs, the corresponding message will be displayed:

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Configuring Assets Connection

The app includes action logs made on Assets (formerly Insight), namely object created and object updated.

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The delete actions of Asset objects cannot be logged. However, you can restore deleted objects with Insight Assets Backup & Migration plugin.

To enable displaying the asset-related actions, go to Settings in the top ribbon of the app and click Assets audit log in the dropdown menu:

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The configuration consists of several fields to be filled:

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  • Email

    • Fill in the email related to the Atlassian account (valid JSM agent) that will be used to access the data in the Assets.

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Email is a mandatory field!

  • Workspace ID

    • Fill in the ID of the Assets (Insight) workspace you want to configure backup for. The Workspace ID can be found on the following link: https://[yourcloud].atlassian.net/rest/servicedeskapi/insight/workspace. The Jira Service Management REST API uses the workspace Id to identify your individual instance of Assets (Insight), it is an alphanumeric string at the end of the text shown on the opened link with the following sample appearance: 3b3b70g5-66f8-3c01-a2d7-e5bbf2584dc3:

    • {"size":1,"start":0,"limit":50,"isLastPage":true,"_links":{"self":"https://[yourcloud].atlassian.net/rest/servicedeskapi/assets/workspace","base":"https://[yourcloud].atlassian.net","context":""},"values":[{"workspaceId":"3b3b70g5-66f8-3c01-a2d7-e5bbf2584dc3"}]}

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Workspace ID is a mandatory field and can only be the Workspace ID of the current Cloud instance.

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API Token is a mandatory field!

After filling the three fields in, click “Sync Assets Log“ button. After Sync starts, the “Connection status pending“message will be displayed. If there is an error in the filled fields, you will see the corresponding error message:

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If the sync is successful the corresponding message will be displayed:

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After a successful connection, the Asset actions will be retrieved. Depending on the number of the objects, it may take from minute to hours.

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The Asset action are retrieved every 6 hours, therefore the latest actions, done in the last 6 hours may not be shown in the logs. If you would like to sync the Asset actions immediately, go to “Assets audit log“ in the settings and click “Sync assets log“ button - depending on the number of the objects, it may take from minute to hours.

Configuring Atlassian Access connection

If Atlassian Access is activated on your Cloud instance, you can retrieve three additional user actions:

  • User reactivated

  • User deactivated

  • User last active (Date/time)

To be able to view these actions, you need to configure a connection with Atlassian Access. To do so, click “Settings / Organization audit log” in the top menu:

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After clicking, the configuration popup will show up:

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Enter two values in the corresponding fields:

  • Organization ID

  • API Key

To create/view both values, follow the instructions and click Save. If the values are correct, you will see the success message, otherwise, a status/error notification will be displayed:

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After installation, you will see User Activity Audit Log in the "Apps" administration menu:

...

Info

Initially only site- and org-admins can access the app. Users access can be defined in Permissions.

After clicking User Activity Audit Log, you will be navigated to the home page of the app:

...

After the expiration of the license, you will see the corresponding message and will not be to use the app (Generate activity log button will be disabled):

...

Info

If you access the app for the first time, you will be presented to a brief onboarding session, displaying the main features of the app. You can dismiss the session at any step.

...

Info

If you have IP allowlisting enabled on your Cloud instance (this is possible Jira for Premium plans), please contact us for the IP to be added to the cloud allowlist. Without this, some actions will not be logged.

Historical Actions in the Logs

For all the actions it is possible to see the log starting from the installation of the plugin. However, for the issue- and asset-related actions, also historical data, starting from January 1st, 2022 will be also available in the app. With the first install, you will see the corresponding informational message:

...

After the first install, depending on the number of issues and Asset objects, retrieving historical data may take from minutes to hours.

The actions on the following components are not available in the historical data and only the actions done after the app installation will be visible:

  • Global feature enable/disable

  • Board

  • Sprint

  • Version

  • Users

  • Project category

  • Comment update old value

  • Issue deleted

  • Actions from Jira administration audit log

  • Jira organization audit log

  • Assets audit log

  • Issue view

If you need to log additional actions, configure permissions, and add fields for monitoring, please visit Settings. From here you can configure connections to retrieve actions from:

Basic Search

Using the basic search, you can define several terms from your Jira instance for filtering the users for which you would like to see the results in the audit log. There are the following options:

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After selecting the desired date or range, click Update to confirm the selection.

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Besides users, you can select users Group(s), People in Project(s) and/or Organizations(s). After selecting filters, click Generate Activity Log button to see the results based on the selected filters.

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  • Expand the JQL field;

  • See the help page for JQL (will be opened on a new tab);

  • Display results based on the JQL term (identical to clicking Generate Activity Log button).

After typing in the JQL term, click Generate Activity Log button to see the results based on the selected filters.

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It is possible to save and manage filters for future use. After filling in the filters or JQL, click Save Filter text and fill in the “name” and “description” fields to save the filter:

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You can share the saved filter with other users, user groups, projects, organizations or limit access by choosing the Private option:

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Results

After clicking Generate Activity Log results will be displayed in the results table. There are three views available: Aggregated View, Detailed View and Issue View.

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You can check or uncheck “Select all“ checkbox to select all or none of the columns. Clicking “Reset default”, will select the default columns (Issue Created, Issue Updated, Issue Deleted, Issue Changed, Status Resolve, Issue Commented, Comment Updated and Comment Deleted).

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Additionally, you can filter the data based on transitioned statuses. Click +More button across the use filters and select Status changed and/or Resolution set:

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After selecting the option(s) you will see the additional filters below the user filters:

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Click Status Change button and choose “from“ and “to“ from the available statuses list (you can select more than one status):

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When you select the desired statuses, click Apply button and Generate activity log to filter the actions:

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In the same way, you can filter the actions by the Resolutions:

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You can break the actions down by projects. To do so, click Breakdown button and select Projects:

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You can break the actions down by the destination status to see how many times the user transitioned the issue into the statuses. To do so, click Breakdown button and select Status.

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You can break the actions down by the tansitions to see how many times the user transitioned the issue from one status to another. To do so, click Breakdown button and select Transition.

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You can also export the Issue views in Excel format by clicking “Export (.xlsx)“ button.

Restore deleted issue

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If you are configuring the webhooks for the first time, you will see a popup with “+ Add URL endpoint“ button:

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To add your REST API, enter the URL and click Save:

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If you are configuring the webhooks for the first time, you will see a popup with “+ Add URL endpoint“ button:

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When you click “+ Add URL endpoint“ button, you will see a window where you can generate you access token for the API:

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Name the endpoint and click “Generate access token” button to generate a token:

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Click Add Token button to save the token:

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