Permissions required to manage Automation rules

Project automations

By default, all project admins can create and manage automation rules for their projects. To be a project admin, they’ll need the following permission:

Stop project admins from creating and managing automation rules for their project

Global admins can disable the ability for project admins to create and manage rules. However, system rules will still be created when a project is created. Read more about system rules

  1. Select> System.

  2. Select Global automation.

  3. Select > Global configuration.

  4. Use the dropdown to choose specific users and groups, or uncheck Allow project administrators to manage project rules to remove the ability for project admins to create and manage rules for their projects.

Global automations

Anyone who has the Administer Jira global permission can create and manage automation rules across all of Jira. Learn more about global permissions in Jira Cloud.

Admins with the Administer Jira global permission can:

  • Create and manage automation rules with any scope. This means they can create single-project rules, multi-project rules, or rules that affect all projects.

  • View Jira-wide automation data, such as number of executions used.

Team automations

Once Operations are enabled for their teams, all Operations admins can create and manage automation rules. Read more about Operations.

Operations admins are different from team admins. Anyone with the user role Admin in a team’s Operations is an operations admin. Read more about member roles in operations.

To create and manage automations in Operations:

  1. Go to your team, and select Go to operations from your team detail.

  2. Select Automation in the side navigation.

  3. Create a rule from the rule builder.

Recurring work automations

By default, any user with view and edit permissions can create recurring work automations within a project. How to set up a recurring work item

These automations allow for a specific work item to be cloned automatically based on a schedule.

Executions of these automations count towards edition usage limits. How is my usage calculated?

Stop non-admins from creating and managing recurring work automation rules

Global admins can turn off the ability for non-admins to create and manage recurring work rules.

  1. Selec Settings (), then select System.

  2. Select Global automation.

  3. Select More actions (), then select Global configuration.

  4. Uncheck Allow non-admins to create recurring rules

Existing recurring work automations will need to be manually deleted.

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