The Problem

Auditor for Jira solves the problem of the lack of information about past actions performed by multiple Jira administrators.

Today Jira doesn't provide complete audit trail for administrative events. Some limited auditing is available, but it's far from perfect and is lacking in many areas. For most changes there is no easy way to find out which administrator made which change and when.

Someone deleted an issue? Backup was restored? Your default scheme parameters changed affecting all your projects? Plugin was disabled? Custom field was added to all projects for some reason? User's password was reset? Mail server configuration was updated, and now no mail gets sent? Somebody changed workflow, and things don't work as expected? - If any of this happens in Jira today, you don't know who made the change, when they did it, and can't ask them why.

The Solution

Auditor for Jira is an easily installable Jira plug-in that resolves the problems described above. It tracks all events performed by administrators and stores information about them in the comprehensive audit log. Whenever something unexpected happens, you can search the log and see who and when made the change. Knowing that, you can discuss the issue with this person and find out whether the change was legitimate or done by mistake. This makes your work much easier and puts all your Jira administration under control.

Event Coverage

Auditor for Jira tracks all the administrative events in Jira. Built-in audit log only covers about 55%. See the detailed comparison report below.

EventTracking in built-in audit logTracking in Auditor for Jira
Projectsyesyes
Project versionspartialyes
Project componentsyesyes
Project emailnoyes
Project indexingyesyes
Project application linksnoyes
Project associationsnoyes
Userspartialyes
User groupsyesyes
Crowd application serveryesyes
Jira user directoriesnoyes
Project rolesyesyes
Dark featuresyesyes
Issuespartialyes
Issue typespartialyes
Notification schemeyesyes
Permission schemespartialyes
Issue security schemesyesyes
Field screen schemasyesyes
Issue type screen schemasyesyes
Jira Audit logyesyes
Field screenspartialyes
Issue type schemesyesyes
Custom fieldsyesyes
Custom field optionsnoyes
Custom field configuration schemeyesyes
Issue linkingyesyes
Issue collectorsnoyes
Global permissionsyesyes
Authentication methodsyesyes
Password policyyesyes
Allowlistsyesyes
Field configuration schemesyesyes
Field configurationsnoyes
Workflowsyesyes
Workflows stepsnoyes
Workflows transitionsnoyes
Workflow schemespartialyes
Workflow scheme draftsnoyes
Pluginsyesyes
Plugin modulesnoyes
Plugin licensenoyes
Time trackingyesyes
Mail serversnoyes
Outgoing mailyesyes
Mail queuepartialyes
Mail handlerspartialyes
Mail batchingpartialyes
Replicationnoyes
Content delivery networkyesyes
Listenersnoyes
Project categoriesnoyes
Issue statusesyesyes
Issue resolutionsyesyes
Issue prioritiesyesyes
Issue priorities schemesyesyes
Project issue priority scheme migration noyes
User sign upyesyes
Agile boardspartialyes
Backlog sprintsnoyes
Application propertiesnoyes
User default settingsyesyes
Dashboardsyesyes
Dashboard gadgetsnoyes
Look and feelnoyes
Rich text editornoyes
Terminologyyesyes
General configurationyesyes
User managementpartialyes
Application navigation linksnoyes
Jira mobile appnoyes
Monitoringyesyes
Import and exportpartialyes
Attachments settingsnoyes
Eventsnoyes
Analyticsnoyes
Webhooksyesyes
Servicespartialyes
LexoRank managementnoyes
Data pipelineyesyes
Rate limitingyesyes
Indexingpartialyes
Shared itemspartialyes
Application rolesnoyes
Upgrade tasksnoyes
Troubleshooting and supportpartialyes
Logging and profilingyesyes
Instrumentationnoyes
Integrity checkeryesyes
Application licensesyesyes
Application rolesyesyes
Jira software configurationnoyes
Application linksyesyes
Application link settingsnoyes
Schedulersnoyes
Jira Service Management configurationpartialyes
SLA Calendarsyesyes
SLA Calendarsyesyes
Project reportsyesyes
Email channelsyesyes
Request typesyesyes
Customers and organizationspartialyes
Project queuesnoyes
Customer notificationspartialyes
Customers portalyesyes
Knowledge basenoyes
Object schemayesyes
Object schema referencesnoyes
Object schema statusesnoyes
Object schema permissionsyesyes
Object schema automation ruelsnoyes
Object schema templatesyesyes
Assets reportsyesyes
HipChat integrationnoyes
Perforce integrationnoyes
DVCS integrationnoyes
Coverage55%100%

Audit Log Data

Jira Audit Log

After you install the plug-in, audit log can be found in Administration > Auditor for Jira > Audit Log

For each administrative event the following information is stored in the log:

  • Event ID
  • Time of the event
  • Admin user name
  • IP address
  • Event type
  • Event parameters

Audit Trail Browsing

Jira Audit Log Filter

Events are sorted by time. The most recent ones are on top of the list. You can filter events to display by event type, time frame, user or IP address. You also choose how many events to display per page.

Audit Log Settings

Jira Audit Log Settings

You can configure audit log and set how many events to display on page by default and how many days to keep events in the log. You can also choose whether all administrators or only system admins have access.

Compatibility with Jira

We support all Jira versions starting from 8.15.

If you use an older Jira version and still want to install Auditor for Jira, please tell us, and we will figure something out.

Give It a Try Today

The best way to experience the benefits of Auditor for Jira is to install it freely and give it a try today.