Confluence Cloud
What is Confluence Cloud?
Confluence Cloud is Atlassian’s collaborative workspace for creating, organising, and sharing documentation, project knowledge, pages, blog posts, and team content. It is commonly used as a company wiki, product documentation hub, internal knowledge base, and cross-functional collaboration layer.
With Konnectify, Confluence Cloud can become part of end-to-end automated workflows: monitor new or updated content, create and update pages or blog posts, manage attachments, comments, labels, space metadata, content properties, classification levels, and permissions without manual handoffs.
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API & Authentication
OAuth 2.0 authorization
Confluence Cloud connects to Konnectify using Atlassian OAuth 2.0. During setup, you are redirected to Atlassian to review and grant access. Konnectify receives an authorization token for the approved scopes; your Atlassian password is never stored in Konnectify.
The connector requests scopes for reading and writing Confluence content, pages, blog posts, attachments, comments, labels, spaces, permissions, content properties, tasks, folders, embeds, whiteboards, databases, and user account information.
Supported API capabilities
- Content operations for pages, blog posts, custom content, comments, attachments, labels, and content properties.
- Space, space property, role, permission, and classification-level operations.
- Content tree navigation for ancestors, direct children, descendants, folders, Smart Links, databases, and whiteboards.
- Engagement and metadata actions, including likes, versions, permitted operations, user accounts, and task updates.
For endpoint-level details, see the official Confluence Cloud REST API documentation.
How to Connect Confluence Cloud to Konnectify
Prerequisites
- An active Confluence Cloud site and Atlassian account.
- Permission to authorize third-party apps for the Confluence site.
- Access to the spaces, pages, blog posts, comments, or content types you want to automate.
- A Konnectify workspace with permission to create and activate workflows.
Add Confluence Cloud to a Workflow
- Open Konnectify and create or edit a Workflow.
- Choose Confluence Cloud as the trigger or action app.
Authorize via OAuth 2.0
- Click Connect or Add new connection.
- Sign in to Atlassian and approve the requested Confluence scopes.
Configure the Trigger or Action
- Select the trigger or action event.
- Map required fields such as content IDs, space IDs, page IDs, blog post IDs, comment IDs, label IDs, body format, or pagination options.
Test the Workflow
- Run a test to verify sample data and mapped fields.
- Check Confluence for created or updated records where applicable.
Activate the Workflow
- Turn on the workflow once tests pass.
- Monitor run history for authorization issues, validation errors, and rate-limit responses.
Triggers 7
Confluence Cloud includes 7 polling triggers. Konnectify checks Confluence at the configured schedule and returns records created or updated within the relevant time window.
Actions 196
Use Confluence Cloud actions to create, retrieve, update, delete, list, classify, secure, and inspect Confluence records across content, spaces, metadata, permissions, and collaboration objects.
Popular Automations
Here are practical workflow ideas you can build with Confluence Cloud and Konnectify.
Notify teams when product documentation changes
Watch for updated Confluence pages, then route a notification or downstream update to connected collaboration and project-management tools.
Archive and classify new knowledge-base attachments
When an attachment is created or updated, fetch its labels and metadata so the file can be indexed, classified, or reviewed.
Moderate and triage new Confluence comments
Capture new inline or footer comments, inspect the thread, and update downstream support or review workflows.
Publish release notes automatically
Create a Confluence blog post or page from approved release data, add metadata, and keep the content organised inside the right space.
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