How to control access of a user to different cloud sites?
Asked by Andre Xavier Costa:

I had connected Azure AD to our organization, and I have 2 cloud sites (expanding to a third soon). When I configured de "All members of directory - xxx" group (created by the connection of Azure AD) to access my 2nd cloud site, I haven't seen a way to control which cloud site that a particular user can access. Per default, users can access all cloud sites indistinctly.

Could you please point me out to documentation on how I can accomplish that?


Answers:
author: Marc - Devoteam
body: Hi [@Andre Xavier Costa](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/2225295)

As you are on a standard plan per site, Each site has its own management.

If you connect your AD to each site and that group is granted access by default in the products on the site, you will have to organize it in the management of the site.

Only if you have an enterprise subscription, you can have multiple sites in one organization.

comments: author: Andre Xavier Costa
body: Hi [@Marc - Devoteam](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3796976) , thank you for your quick reply! Just to make it clear though:

* On a standard plan, I can have multiple sites but managed but its own or cannot have multiple sites at all?
* So to allow/deny access of a particular users on a site, I need to go to each site directory and enable/disable the button "Have access to this site?"?

Many thanks btw!


author: Marc - Devoteam
body: Hi [@Andre Xavier Costa](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/2225295)

To get the terminology clear, if you spin up a Cloud instance you have a created on organization (site) at Atlassian based on your plan (free, standard, premium or enterprise)

So if you have Jira and Confluence, on a plan (free, standard or premium), you have a single instance option for all products.

If you have multiple Confluences and not on Enterprise tier, they all have their own organization and management section, you will have to connect each site to your AD.

In an Enterprise plan you have a single organization, but you can have multiple product instances in the same organization.

e.g. 3 Jira's, 4 Confluences and you can connect those via a single SSO AD setup and manage all the instances


author: Andre Xavier Costa
body: Hi [@Marc - Devoteam](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3796976)

Yes, this terminology can be quite tricky.

On documentation \[<https://support.atlassian.com/provisioning-users/docs/understand-user-provisioning/>\], at sections entitled "How user provisioning works" and "Your organization's directory syncs to all associated sites", it shows one identity provider for multiple cloud sites; it does not specify a specific plan (such as standard or premium), so I assume it is valid regardless.

You're stating that I should have (for standard plan), one identity provider for each cloud site? Or within a single identity provider, I'd have one SSO AD setup for each cloud? Or anything other than that?


author: Marc - Devoteam
body: Hi [@Andre Xavier Costa](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/2225295)

Yes for an organization, but on non enterprise tier you have single Jira instance in your org.

That org needs to be connected to your IDP.

Your other Jira is in a different org, right? So you need to connect that org also to your IDP.

etc..

There is no sync.


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