The correct option is Automation rules.

Automation rules must be recreated or imported separately when moving a Jira Cloud site snapshot to another Cloud tenant because automated rules are stored and executed by the Automation service and they are not included in the standard site backup and restore process. This means administrators need to export rules using the automation product features or rebuild them in the target tenant after restoring the snapshot.

Project configuration and workflow schemes are included in the Jira Cloud backup and restore data set so they are carried across when you restore a snapshot into the target tenant and do not require a separate manual import.

Boards and sprint records are part of the project and issue data that the site snapshot captures, so boards and sprint history are restored from the snapshot rather than needing manual import.

User accounts and group memberships are managed at the Atlassian Cloud account and directory level and the snapshot preserves references and membership data for restore. Administrators may need to reconcile accounts if emails differ, but user and group data are not the one-off item that must be manually imported like automation rules.

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