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Atlassian

Find Jira and Confluence seats that outlived their users. One organization API key, read-only.

Atlassian product access survives offboarding more often than most. LicenseMeter reads managed users and their product access through the organization admin API and cross-checks each seat against Entra ID.

Open Connectors > Atlassian in your workspace.

Atlassian connector in the LicenseMeter sample workspace

LicenseMeter sample workspace. All names, costs and findings shown are demonstration data.

  1. In Atlassian Administration (admin.atlassian.com) under Organization settings > API keys, create a key. Only users with the organization admin role can do this. If the key offers API scopes, include read:accounts:admin (or create it without scopes). The connector reads managed accounts, so your organization needs at least one verified domain; unverified accounts are not returned.

    Atlassian organization admin API documentation

  2. It is part of the Atlassian Administration URL (admin.atlassian.com/o/<organization-id>) and shown alongside the API key.

  3. Paste the organization ID and the API key on the Atlassian connector page. Validated before storage, encrypted at rest.

  • Managed users: email, name and account status
  • Product access per user (Jira, Confluence) and last activity where Atlassian reports it
  • Issues, pages, projects or any content inside the products
  • Jira and Confluence seats held by accounts that are disabled in Entra ID.
  • Seats with no matching directory account at all.
  • Seats with no product activity for your inactivity threshold, where Atlassian reports it.

Managed-account coverage depends on verified domains. A successful connection with a partial user list should be investigated before treating absent users as offboarded.

After setup, check the refresh timestamp and set contract prices for any seat-based products. If validation or sync fails, start with Troubleshooting.