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As a result you get a real-time monitor which shows ticket with approaching deadlines and you can create SLA reports.
JIRA plugin sends just a few fields about ticket – date created, date updated, due date, status update dates and ticket id. No sensitive information (like customer, ticket subject or details, reporter, etc.) are sent out from JIRA. Besides that, communication itself happens over SSL encrypted connection.
Problem
Lately I have been in a situation when there is a need to have lots of JIRA users set up, but actually only few users use JIRA. Our customers have asked to create an account for each possible user/employee, but in fact, only few (really some!) users are using JIRA to report tickets directly. Other users either report tickets over phone, via their primary contact person or via other means.
The problem in this situation is to find out what kind of JIRA license you need as JIRA is licensed per active users. Do you need to buy a JIRA license for several hundreds of users or just the number of users that actually use or will use it?
That would be reasonable to buy license for JIRA only for the users that use this system, right?
Solution
So I came up with a simple solution to survive with the license that matches the actual JIRA user count rather than to buy a license for users who will eventually never use the system. The idea is simple – all user accounts that are not using JIRA actively shall be created and then disabled. (You do not need to buy a license for inactive JIRA accounts.) Whenever inactive user wants to log on to the system for the first time, she/he uses “forgot password” functionality. Once user receives the password, the account is automatically enabled. As a result active number of accounts actually is aligned to the number of active JIRA users.
Technical solution
Technically this solution is implemented as a JIRA plugin. You install the plugin and then you can disable unused accounts and instruct first time users to use the “forgot password” functionality. That’s it.
Security aspect. In order to prevent auto enabling of any disabled account, the user should be explicitly placed in group ‘auto-enable’. This will prevent automatic enabling of ex-employees or otherwise disabled old JIRA accounts that shall not be enabled.
Want the plugin?
If you have interest in this JIRA plugin then please drop me a note here or on e-mail.
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