Learn about Atlassian organizations
New to administering Atlassian cloud products? Learn about Atlassian organizations and what it means to be an organization admin.
You can find the Atlassian Administration at admin.atlassian.com. This is where you administer your organization, products, and users.
When you go to admin.atlassian.com, we prompt you to select an organization if you have more than one. You must be an organization admin to have access.
In the overview page for your organization, you’ll see six navigation tabs and one search field.
The Overview (1) gives you a snapshot of insights about your organization such as your monthly active user count, user requests for product access, and how secure your user accounts are. If your organization is new, there may not be many insights to show yet. There’s links to quick actions you can carry out without navigating away from the page and cards to discover features that you might not be using yet.
The search field (7) in the Atlassian Administration allows you to navigate and find information. You can search through navigation pages, locate specific details on various pages, and choose the most relevant results. The information you’re able to view from your search results depends on your admin roles.
The Directory (2) is where you manage your users' product access, their employee accounts, and your Groups. If your settings allow it, any user with an Atlassian account can get access to your organization’s products. To get control of user accounts, verify ownership of your company's domains. When you do, they become managed accounts and you can edit their details and control how they log in.
Every product has its own set of administration settings that product admins manage. The Products (3) tab is where you find product-specific settings that you manage from your organization. For example, you can change which groups are the default access groups for products, control how users receive product updates, and experiment with or test changes in a sandbox (with a Premium or Enterprise plan).
The Security (4) tab is where you manage all your security, compliance, and authentication settings. Authentication policies specify how you want your users to securely log in to your products, and product-specific settings allow you to restrict access to users from certain IP addresses. Gain insight into activities across your organization with the audit log and charts about product and security adoption.
The Billing (5) tab is where you manage and view your companies bills for your product and app subscriptions. Your organization most likely has multiple bills. For each separate site with products, you have a separate bill for those products. You also have a separate bill if you subscribe to Atlassian Guard Standard.
The Settings (6) tab is where you find settings specific to your organization. Only organization admins can update these settings.
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