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Suggestion
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Resolution: Done
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Current audit logs in Jira, Confluence, and Atlassian Access primarily display administrator activity and some individual user actions (like logins). However, customers with extensive security or regulatory obligations require the ability to review individual user actions, like when certain issues or pages were viewed.
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JRACLOUD-3157 JIRA Administration Audit trail / notifications
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CONFCLOUD-19721 Record permission changes in page history
- Gathering Interest
- is related to
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JRACLOUD-89717 Additional Advanced Roadmap Audit Logs for changes
- Closed
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JRACLOUD-3157 JIRA Administration Audit trail / notifications
- Closed
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CLOUD-6751 Allow administrators to have access to logs
- Gathering Interest
Hi all, we launched user activity logs within the audit log as part of Cloud Enterprise last quarter. While the new logs aren't completely comprehensive, they do cover widely-requested events around users viewing and interacting with Jira tickets and Confluence pages. You can find out more here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Enterprise-articles/Track-access-to-your-data-and-meet-compliance-needs-with-user/ba-p/1859518
From here on out we'll be tracking additional logging needs and feature delivery in a more focused way (example: Bitbucket repository configuration logs). Comprehensive means different things to different types of orgs and users, so we want to keep the focus on specific logging capabilities and coverage.