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Data for your groups, teams, user accounts, and workspaces are available in the Atlassian Data Lake. Merge this data with your product data to get richer insights into your product usage.
Columns with an asterisk (*) are only available when you include all data for your products in a Data Lake connection. Learn more about how to set the scope of data for Atlassian Data Lake connections.
The account table lists the Atlassian accounts within your organization.
The table uses the following columns:
The unique identifier of the Atlassian account. Use this as the primary key for account data.
SQL name | account_id |
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Data type | String |
The status of the account.
SQL name | account_status |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The email address of the account holder.
SQL name | |
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Data type | String |
Example values | charlie@atlassian.com |
Indicates if the account is managed by the account holder’s organization.
SQL name | is_managed |
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Data type | Boolean |
The unique identifier of the account holder’s organization.
SQL name | org_id |
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Data type | String |
The name of the account holder.
SQL name | name |
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Data type | String |
Example value | Charlie Atlas |
The atlassian_group table lists the Atlassian groups within your organization.
The unique identifier of the group. Use this as the primary key for the table.
SQL name | group_id |
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Data type | String |
The name of the group.
SQL name | name |
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Data type | String |
The unique identifier of the Atlassian organization that contains the group.
SQL name | org_id |
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Data type | String |
The last refresh time (UTC time zone) for this record.
SQL name | row_refreshed_at |
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Data type | Datetime |
The atlassian_team table lists the Atlassian teams within your organization.
A description of the team.
SQL name | description |
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Data type | String |
The membership setting of the team.
SQL name | membership_setting |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The name of the team.
SQL name | name |
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Data type | String |
The unique identifier of the Atlassian organization that contains the team.
SQL name | org_id |
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Data type | String |
The last refresh time (UTC time zone) for this record.
SQL name | row_refreshed_at |
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Data type | Datetime |
The scope mode of the team, which can be either organization or site-scoped.
SQL name | scope_mode |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The status of the team.
SQL name | status |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The unique identifier of the team. Use this as the primary key for the table.
SQL name | team_id |
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Data type | String |
The atlassian_team_member table lists the Atlassian team members that belong to each Atlassian team.
The unique identifier of the Atlassian account of the member.
SQL name | account_id |
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Data type | String |
Foreign key | Links to a record in the account table. |
The unique identifier of the organization the team member is part of.
SQL name | org_id |
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Data type | String |
The role of the member.
SQL name | role |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The last refresh time (UTC time zone) for this record.
SQL name | row_refreshed_at |
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Data type | Datetime |
The status of the member.
SQL name | status |
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Data type | String |
Example values |
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The unique identifier of the team in which the member belongs to.
SQL name | team_id |
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Data type | String |
Foreign key | Links to a record in the atlassian_team table. |
The unique identifier of the member. Use this as the primary key for the table.
SQL name | team_member_id |
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Data type | String |
An Atlassian identifier that maps data to a site in the workspace table.
SQL name | workspace_id |
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Data type | String |
Foreign key | Links to a record in the workspace table. |
All tables in the schema have a workspace_id column. If you have multiple instances of Jira Cloud in your organization, you can use this column to distinguish between them.
The workspace table lists all your organization’s sites.
The table uses the following columns:
The URL of the site.
SQL name | url |
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Data type | String |
Example value | https://example-site.atlassian.net |
An Atlassian identifier that maps data to a site. Use this as the primary key for workspace data.
SQL name | workspace_id |
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Data type | String |
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