Hi everyone,
I’m an application administrator for multiple Atlassian Cloud sites. After a vendor told me they’d shipped a new release, I went to review installed apps and noticed a UX/location shift. Previously I’d check per product site under Apps; now (in my tenant) I’m finding I need to go to Administration → Sites and then drill into each site to see installed apps and whether updates are pending.
This makes the process quite tedious at scale because:
- I don’t see any cross-site overview showing which apps have pending updates unless I open each site one by one.
- For major releases (where admin consent is required), I’m approving site by site, which doesn’t scale.
Questions for the community (and Atlassian, if you’re here):
- Is there an org-level dashboard, report, or API to list pending app updates across all sites?
- Is Atlassian working on a better admin notification mechanism (inside Admin Center), rather than relying on more vendor emails?
- For Forge apps (Runs on Atlassian), can vendors surface an in-app, admin-only banner with a deep link to the site’s “Manage/Connected apps” page to streamline approvals?
- Any CLI, audit log, GraphQL, or workaround you use to track and plan major-version approvals at scale?
- Tips on rollout playbooks (waves, comms templates, deadlines) that have worked for you?
To be clear, I’m not trying to bypass consent—just looking for a scalable, admin-friendly way to discover and approve majors across many sites.
Thanks!