> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.apexgenius.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connect Confluence > Authorize an Atlassian account and keep Confluence spaces separate from Salesforce project context. 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. ## 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. ## 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. ## Official Atlassian documentation * Confluence OAuth 2.0 authorization-code flow * Confluence OAuth scopes * Confluence Cloud REST API Atlassian documentation is authoritative for scopes, site access, space permissions, and API behavior.