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  2. JRASERVER-15001

Set User Account Expiration Date

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      Dear Atlassian Team,
      we would appreciate if you would implement a new feature called "User Account Expiration Date".
      In Jira User administration there should be a possibility to set an expiration date for an account.
      We Use Jira internal and for our customers. So we have many Customer Accounts running, but we don't have
      an overview if the user of the customer account is still an employee of our customer. For some Projects we have
      special security orders from our customers. And we don't want that someone can get information from our jira, if he
      isn't still an employee. So it would be a very helpful feature. For completion an automatically deactivated user should have
      a "button" to ask jira administrator or project administrator for reactivation.

      Thanks a lot for implementing in the future

            [JRASERVER-15001] Set User Account Expiration Date

            AntonA added a comment -

            Hi Florian,

            I must admit that we have not had requests for this feature before. While I see your use case I am not sure that implementing it will benefit a lot of our customers. Given the large number of other very popular feature requests I am not sure we will be implemnting this feature.

            It should be possible to get this functionality working as a script. The script can use SOAP or Jelly to deactivate the user by removing them from all the groups.

            I presume that if JIRA recorded a last login date it would also help. If you need this, please vote for JRA-3039.

            Cheers,
            Anton

            AntonA added a comment - Hi Florian, I must admit that we have not had requests for this feature before. While I see your use case I am not sure that implementing it will benefit a lot of our customers. Given the large number of other very popular feature requests I am not sure we will be implemnting this feature. It should be possible to get this functionality working as a script. The script can use SOAP or Jelly to deactivate the user by removing them from all the groups. I presume that if JIRA recorded a last login date it would also help. If you need this, please vote for JRA-3039 . Cheers, Anton

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