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Here is a quick demo of how it works with OKTA:

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As a first step, you need to add/create an app that supports SCIM on the OKTA side.

We used(for demo) SAML based new web app(please refer OKTA support/docs for more info):

As you can see it’s located under the Applications section on the OKTA side.

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Then entered test data for SAML(it’s just for demo)

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Then once you create your app make sure you selected SCIM support(at least in our case):

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Then move to the provisioning tab and enter config data:

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Please get SCIM API Url and Bearer token on the Jira/Confluence side, for example:

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Please reduce the number of attributes for SCIM integration on the OKTA side, because Jira doesn’t support all of them:

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Then you can assign users and groups to your app and see provisioning status.