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Include the Site URL when calling the endpoint "Search for users within an organization"

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      When using the new experimental endpoint Search for users within an organization that was released for the Organizations REST API and expanding the PRODUCT_LAST_ACCESS field, the returned information contains only the site cloudSiteId information. 

      Example POST:

      {
    "emailUsernames": {
        "contains": "john.doe"
    },
    "emailDomains": {
        "eq": [
            "yourdomain.com"
        ]
    },
    "expand": ["NAME", "EMAIL", "PRODUCT_LAST_ACCESS"],
    "limit": 20
}

       
      Response:

      "productLastAccess": [
                {
                    "productKey": "confluence.ondemand",
                    "lastActiveTimestamp": "2023-11-09T14:44:29.857268146Z",
                    "cloudSiteId": "<YOUR_SITE_ID>"
                },
...

       

      Suggestion:

      It would be interesting to have the Site URL included in the response.

      While the Site URL is not available, it's possible to use the endpoint Get list of workspaces to return a list of all the sites registered under the Atlassian Organization.

      The cloudSiteId returned by PRODUCT_LAST_ACCESS can then be matched with the ID stored in the "id" attribute: 

      {
    "data": [
        {
            "id": "ari:cloud:jira-admin::site/<YOUR_SITE_ID>",
            "type": "workspaces",
          ...

      The site URL will then be found in "hostUrl": 

      "hostUrl": "https://<YOUR_SITE_URL>",  

            [ID-8574] Include the Site URL when calling the endpoint "Search for users within an organization"

            Bruno Abele added a comment -

            It is npot possible to do a "get a workspace" API call for 1 single cloud site id. You can only get a list - so get a list, build a dictionary of all the SiteIDs by extracting them via regex from the data.id attribute. Too much work if you only want to check where a single user accessed a certain site.

            Would be great to have a filter there in the "Get list of workspaces" and to have the IDENTICAL site_id in both the workspace list and in the "search users in the organization" result.

            Bruno Abele added a comment - It is npot possible to do a "get a workspace" API call for 1 single cloud site id. You can only get a list - so get a list, build a dictionary of all the SiteIDs by extracting them via regex from the data.id attribute. Too much work if you only want to check where a single user accessed a certain site. Would be great to have a filter there in the "Get list of workspaces" and to have the IDENTICAL site_id in both the workspace list and in the "search users in the organization" result.

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              bd4a89fcb3fe Renan Andrade
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