We’re renaming ‘products’ to ‘apps’

Atlassian 'products’ are now ‘apps’. You may see both terms used across our documentation as we roll out this terminology change. Here’s why we’re making this change

How do organizations work for Atlassian Government Cloud?

Atlassian organizations bring together your company’s users and apps. As an organization admin, you manage the Atlassian accounts of your employees and the Atlassian apps that belong to your organization.

Manage products for an organization

When you get access to apps in your Atlassian Government Cloud environment, you can manage them from your organization. The apps that can be part of your organization include Jira, Jira Service Management, and Confluence.

Illustration that demonstrates how an organization works for Atlassian Government environments

When you manage apps from this central location, you have access to all administration settings and can view activities across your organization from the audit log.

Manage user accounts for an organization

Users aren’t tied to any one app, which means that you can give access to Atlassian accounts outside your organization, as log as the account is within the isolated boundary.

Users become tied to your organization when you can claim ownership of their accounts. When you do, they become your organization’s managed accounts, but can still access apps outside your organization. How to verify a domain for your organization

You have full control over managed accounts, which includes the following activities:

  • Update email address and name of managed accounts

  • Delete or deactivate managed accounts

  • Update idle session duration

  • Require single sign-on

  • Sync users from identity provider

When you sync users from an external directory, your settings impact how those accounts log into your apps, as shown in the illustration.

Illustration that demonstrates how users in an external directory sync to managed accounts

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