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Read the coverage matrix

Coverage labels prevent false confidence.

Marketplace trialClear boundariesNo unsupported guarantees
See covered, partial, unavailable, and manual-check sources.

What it does

The matrix shows what was scanned and what still needs review.

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Covered

Covered sources show where the app had enough data to scan, giving reviewers a cleaner split between detected references and manual-check work.

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Partial

Partial coverage warns that some references may still require manual inspection, so the scan does not imply more certainty than the available data supports.

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Unavailable

Unavailable sources are labeled instead of being treated as clear, keeping coverage limits visible before an admin changes Jira.

What it does not claim

It does not claim full Jira coverage.

Boundary

Automation and app-specific areas may require manual review.

This point keeps the evaluation practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual review before any Jira cleanup decision.

Boundary

No every-reference guarantee.

Coverage limits stay visible so reviewers understand what still needs manual checking.

Boundary

Read-only by design.

Group Cleanup Radar scans and reports findings only; it does not delete, rename, edit permissions, or change Jira configuration.

Best next step

Continue to Group Cleanup Radar for Jira for the current screenshots, evaluation path, trust boundaries, and Marketplace trial link behind this workflow.