The correct option is Two individual access requests one for Confluence and one for Jira Software.

This option is correct because access is granted at the product level and requests should be scoped to the specific product being accessed. Submitting separate requests for Confluence and for Jira Software lets each product owner review and approve access independently and keeps approvals and audit records clear.

One single access request covering Confluence and Jira Software is wrong because a single combined request would span two distinct products and product access is handled separately. A combined request would not follow the typical product level approval process.

A single request that spans products from multiple organizations is wrong because organizations are separate administrative boundaries. Requests cannot cross organization boundaries and each organization must manage its own access approvals.

One request that includes products from more than one site is wrong because sites represent separate deployment or administrative scopes. Access requests must respect site boundaries and be submitted per site when applicable.

One access request for Jira Software and Jira Work Management is wrong because those are managed as separate products or product spaces and each requires its own access handling. Combining them in one request would bypass the separate approval flows that owners use for each product.

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