Learn about Atlassian organizations
New to administering Atlassian cloud products? Learn about Atlassian organizations and what it means to be an organization admin.
We've made some changes to the Copy product data feature:
Jira cloud-to-cloud migration is now a part of Copy product data. We’ve rolled out this change so that you can copy Jira data along with Confluence data. Learn more about this change.
To access the Copy product data feature:
Go to admin.atlassian.com.
Select Settings > Data management > Copy product data.
Users in cloud have a single Atlassian account tied to their email address that they can use to access any Atlassian cloud product. This means, when you copy users, we don’t create new user accounts in the destination site. Instead, we link all data and activity associated with a user to their existing Atlassian account. Learn more about Atlassian accounts
When you copy Jira or Confluence Cloud data, all active and inactive users are copied. We also copy content associated with deleted users. When you copy from the same source to the same destination again, we copy only new users and groups.
You can choose to:
Copy all users and groups that include deleted users. Deleted users appear as former users. This also includes project roles. The relationship between users and project roles is retained.
Copy users and groups related to the selected projects, which means we'll copy all users, groups, or roles referenced in standard or custom fields, user-generated content, workflows, and permission schemes.
Copy users, groups, and members of groups referenced in the selected projects, which means you can copy users who are not directly referenced in the projects but are members of groups that are referenced in the projects. We will copy all the users and the groups to which they belong.
Additionally, you can:
Copy users and groups separately, which means you’ll need to add users to their groups after you copy data to give them product access.
Copy users with their groups, which means users will remain added in all the groups they were a part of in the destination. They’ll get product access automatically.
Some users may get unwanted permissions when you copy groups. Learn how permissions can change when you copy groups
You can opt to:
Copy all users and groups, which means we’ll copy all users in your instance of Confluence Cloud. We include inactive and deleted users. Deleted users appear as Former users.
Copy users and groups related to the selected spaces, which means we copy inactive or deleted users, users who commented or are mentioned on pages, created or updated pages. Additionally, we copy some non-space users that includes users who created or modified global templates. Here’s the complete the list of users we copy
Copy users, groups, and members of groups referenced in the selected space, which means you can copy users who users who don’t directly contribute to the spaces but are members of groups of users who directly contribute to the spaces.
You have the option to copy .
Additionally, you can:
Copy users and groups separately, which means you’ll need to add users to their groups after you copy data to give them product access.
Copy users with their groups, which means users will remain added in all the groups they were a part of in the destination. They’ll get product access automatically.
Some users may get unwanted permissions when you copy groups. Learn how permissions can change when you copy groups
Users won’t be notified through email after they are copied. When you're finished setting up your destination Confluence Cloud, you can invite your users by going to Administration > Users > Resend invite from your destination or provide them with a direct login link. Learn more about inviting users
Copy users when you've subscribed to Free plans
Learn what happens when you copy users to a destination on a Free plan
Manage blocklisted groups and their users
Learn how we copy blocklisted groups and their users.
Understand how permissions can change when copying groups
Learn more about how user's permissions can change when copying groups with same names
Users we move when you copy only users related to spaces you select
List of users we copy when you opt to copy users related to only the spaces you select.
Was this helpful?