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Making a checklist publicly available

Access via the web

Users can access a checklist in Jira or Confluence with the link from anywhere on the internet. Public templates in the app will always generate public checklists.

The complete process of accessing a publicly available checklist.
The complete process of accessing a publicly available checklist.

QR codes

Users can use QR codes to access public checklists. They can also use QR codes to create public checklists from a template that has public access granted.

The QR code in a checklist which you can scan to access a public checklist.
The QR code in a checklist which you can scan to access a public checklist.

Mobile app

Users can view and fill out such public checklists without a login to Jira or Confluence. They can use a link through the web like above or the mobile app. In most cases you will create public checklists if you want people with smartphones who may not have a login to fill them out.

Viewing a public checklist in the mobile app.
Viewing a public checklist in the mobile app.

How to make a checklist public

To make a checklist public, just navigate to the checklist you would like to use and toggle on the “Grant Public Access” button.

The entire process of making an individual checklist public.
The entire process of making an individual checklist public.

Printing the QR code of a checklist instance

You can print the QR code for individual checklist instances. Just make sure the checklist is publicly available first.

A checklist with the QR code showing to print.
A checklist with the QR code showing to print.

Link to this page: https://seibert.biz/publicchecklists