Getting Started with the miniOrange Automated User Management App for Atlassian

Getting Started with the miniOrange Automated User Management App for Atlassian

The miniOrange Automated User Management app simplifies how you manage users across Jira and Confluence. It automates user onboarding, offboarding, and access updates—ensuring users have the right access at the right time. The app also tracks user activity, flags inactive accounts, and helps optimize license usage through automated deactivation.

This guide will help you set up the app in your Atlassian environment. You’ll learn how to configure the Admin API Key and generate the required API token to establish a secure connection between your Atlassian instance and the miniOrange app. If you want to set up app functionalities such as user provisioning and deprovisioning, you can check out this setup guide.

1: Plugin Configuration

To activate the features of the Automated User Management app, you must configure the following two credentials:

-Admin API Key
-API Token

  • To get started, go to the “Configure Token” tab in the app.
  • The Configure Token tab inside the miniOrange Automated User Management app

2: Admin API Key Setup

To connect the plugin with your Atlassian instance, follow these steps to generate an Admin API Key:

  • Go to admin.atlassian.com.
  • Select the site where the app is installed (e.g., your Atlassian organization).
  • Navigate to Settings → API Keys and click Create API key.
  • API keys section inside the Settings tab of the Atlassian admin console
  • Choose the API key without scopes option, then click Next.
  • Dialog box for creating the key with the API key without scopes option selected
  • Enter a name (e.g., MO_UMP_KEY) and set an expiration period.
  • Tip: We recommend 12 months for easier maintenance.

  • Copy the generated API key and paste it into the plugin configuration screen.
  • Tip: click Save after entering both the Admin Email and API Token to avoid errors.

3: API Token Setup

  • Open the Atlassian API Token Manager.
  • Click Create API token without scopes, assign a clear name (e.g., MO_TOKEN), and set an expiration date.
  • Tip:We recommend 12 months expiration for easier maintenance.

    API Token Setup section in Jira Admin Settings
  • Copy the generated token and paste it into the plugin settings.
  • Enter the Admin Email—this must match the Atlassian account that created the token.
  • Note: Be sure to click Save only after both the token and Admin Email are entered.

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