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Jira Project Access Grant

Add a user to a Jira project with a specific role, approval-gated and audited, so project access stays deliberate.

Integrates with

Atlassian

The problem

Jira project access is granted ad hoc and rarely reviewed, so people accumulate roles across projects they no longer touch. Each grant is small, but the drift adds up.

What AscendCore does

A requester names the user, the project, and the role. AscendCore resolves them, proposes the grant to an approver (project lead where configured), and on approval adds the user to the project role. The grant is recorded in the audit chain.

Status

Live in production. Grants Jira project-role access against a real Atlassian instance today from Slack and Teams; it resolves the user, project, and role, proposes the grant to an approver (project lead where configured), and on approval adds the user to the project role, recording the grant in the audit chain. Runs against a configured Atlassian credential for the org's instance; project-to-approver mapping is configurable per customer.

Runbook source preview

Versioned, deterministic, auditable

Every runbook is defined as a versioned YAML manifest with explicit triggers, steps, and approval policies. The runbook itself is the audit-ready record of what AscendCore can and will do. Chat is just the interface that triggers it.

name: jira-project-access-grant
trigger:
  channels: [slack, teams]
  intents: [jira_access]
steps:
  - resolve_target_user
  - resolve_project_and_role
  - admin_approval
  - add_to_project_role
approval:
  required: true
  approvers: [it-admins, project-leads]
Ready to deploy

Run jira project access grant from Teams or Slack today

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