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Confluence uses Atlassian OAuth. The connection belongs to the signed-in ApexGenius user, and the connected Atlassian account determines which spaces and pages the gateway can reach. A Confluence space remains a Confluence resource. It is not an ApexGenius or Salesforce project.

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Before you connect

  • Sign in with the Atlassian user whose Confluence permissions should apply.
  • Confirm that the user can access the intended Confluence site and spaces.
  • Review the permissions on the Atlassian consent screen before approving.
Atlassian OAuth scopes do not override Confluence permissions. A connected user who cannot view a page in Confluence does not gain that permission through ApexGenius.

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Connect Confluence

  1. In ApexGenius, open Connections.
  2. Select Confluence.
  3. Choose Connect Confluence.
  4. Complete the Atlassian consent flow.
  5. Return to ApexGenius and validate the connection.
  6. Start with a page search, then read the matching page.
Available tools.The current Confluence connector makes six operations discoverable when the connection is active and healthy: list spaces, search pages, list pages, get a page, create a page, and update a page. Create and update stay inside the permissions and OAuth scopes of the connected Atlassian account.

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Official Atlassian documentation

Atlassian documentation is authoritative for scopes, site access, space permissions, and API behavior.
Last modified on August 28, 2026