Info |
---|
These guides requires assume that you have set up and configured on one of the supported Identity Providers |
If you’re using User Provisioning with IDP-synced groups to assign licenses, please note that our app cannot directly remove users from these groups.
To enable license removal for users, you have two options:
, currently Microsoft Entra ID. |
If your company prefers that user management across different software installations is handled in one central IDP, Automated User Cleanup & Deactivation has two options to support keeping the local Jira/Confluence user base in synch with the central IDP.
Manage all product access groups in Atlassian: Shift your licensing groups to be managed directly through Atlassian.
Set up an identity provider (IDP) within the app: By configuring an IDP, our User Cleanup app can generate CSV files listing users who need to be removed from an identity group. You can then remove these users using scripts or the IDP’s bulk removal tools.
This page guide explains how to do option 2 for the currently supported IDPs:
Microsoft Entra ID
File export in Microsoft Entra ID
Info |
---|
Requires
|
Configure what apps come from Entra ID. By hitting the
Is user provisioning enabled?
toggle.Select Microsoft Entra ID action in the cleanup creation form.
Go to the Scheduleing Scheduling and Cleanup page -> History
Export data
button for the cleanup in questionA Dialog appears
Click on the Identity provider exports option if it exists
If it does not exist the cleanup did not have any users that should be affected in the cleanup.
...
Download the CSVs for the groups you would want to do bulk actions on the users
Bulk remove users from groups Entra ID through the interface
Go to portal.azure.com login to your org. Go to the Group you want to remove the user from and go to the members list. It should have the same name in Atlassian and Entra ID.
...