Issue Summary

We create Groups in Jira to help limit access to projects and resources within our environment.

It would be nice to have a simple view in the User Management > Groups page that helps us determine what each Group has Access to and then be able to add or revoke access by Group accordingly.

This way we can help verify that people do or do not have permissions to things that they should or should not have access to.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create many Groups in Jira
2. Add these Groups to projects
3. Click to view the group from User Management > Groups > Group_Name

Expected Results

After clicking on the group, we can quickly see which projects, or other resources, they have access to

Actual Results

We can see users associated to the group, along with associated filters and schemes, but we cannot easily determine where this group is being used in our Jira environment.

Workaround

Users have resorted to using SQL to help determine Group Usage in Jira, however, these queries aren't reliable and subject to change in newer versions of Jira.

• How to Identify Group Usage in Jira
• Retrieve a list of users assigned to project roles in Jira server
• How to identify which Groups have access to a Project in JIRA