Confluence

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How Confluence integrations work in Solari

1. Once your team has been connected to a workspace, Solari only has access to the specific pages and spaces that users explicitly give it access to.
2. Users give access to pages on a per agent basis. That means your Solari instance only has access to the pages that each agent has been granted access to (either by the team admin, agent-admin or anyone with edit access to the agent.
   
   See Agent Permissions for more details
   Remember you can control what access members have to each agent, to enforce any role-based data-access permissions.
3. Each Solari agent only has access to the Confluence pages it has been explicitly given access to.
   
   See Add sources to see how agents get access to Confluence pages as sources.

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Connect to Confluence (Atlassian)

1. Navigate to Settings.
2. If you’re the team admin, you’ll see “Atlassian Connection” under “Integrations”
3. Tap Log into Jira and Confluence
4. You’ll be navigated to log into Atlassian. Use your Jira/Confluence credentials to log in and grant Solari access
   Solari only READS access from Confluence. No Solari agents will write to Confluence.
5. Once successful, you’ll be navigated to the Configure Atlassian page. Here you can remove your account or select a different workspace

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Choose your workspace

1. Navigate to Settings>Integrations. Click “Configure Atlassian”
2. You’ll see a list of available workspaces. Select the one you’d like to give Solari access to

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Remove your connection

1. Navigate to Settings>Integrations. Click “Configure Atlassian”
2. Click Remove connection
3. Confirm Remove connection in the confirmation dialog