1. Create two groups in Jira (e.g. genericgroup, genericusers).

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  2. Create users and assign them to groups (in my example, the generic user is the user with application access through which the other users (g-user1+2) get access to the Jira data).

    genericgroup:
    Confluence users without a Jira license are assigned here (the Confluence user can also be set to inactive in Jira).

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    genericgroup:
    Only the generic user (with Jira license) is added here.

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  3. Setting up Accxia Generic Access in Jira


    Multiple assignments can also be defined. For each generic group a generic user is required.

  4. Setting up Application links in Confluence
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    The connection must be set to OAuth with Impersonation.

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  5. a) The user (g-user1) can now create a new filter in Confluence and has access to the same projects as the generic user.
    The Confluence user cannot access Jira directly.

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    b) Existing Jira Issue Filters are updated automatically without further authentication if the generic user has the appropriate authorization.