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Overview

Pre-built tooling

Pre-built integrations

Access requirements

Setup guide

Useful links

API gotchas

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Pre-built tooling

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Access requirements

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Setup guide

1

Set up Confluence Data Center

  1. Ensure you have a running Confluence Data Center instance. If not, you can:
  2. Make sure you have administrator privileges on your Confluence Data Center instance.
2

Create an incoming link

  1. Log in to your Confluence Data Center instance as an administrator.
  2. Navigate to Administration menu > General Configuration > Application links.
  3. Select Create link.
  4. Select External application and then choose Incoming as the direction.
  5. Fill in the details as described in the sections below.
3

Provide application details

In the application details section:
  1. Enter a descriptive name for your application.
  2. For the Redirect URL, enter https://api.nango.dev/oauth/callback.
Note: This is the URL where users will be redirected after authorizing your application.
4

Configure application permissions

Select the appropriate permission scopes for your integration:
  • READ: View projects and issues the user can view, including related items like dashboards, filters, attachments, or comments.
  • WRITE: Create, update, and delete projects and issues the user can change, including related items.
  • ADMIN: Perform most administrative functions on the entire Confluence instance.
  • SYSTEM_ADMIN: Perform all administrative functions on the entire Confluence instance.
Note: Choose only the scopes your application needs. Higher-level scopes automatically include lower-level ones (e.g., WRITE includes READ).
5

Obtain OAuth credentials

  1. After creating the incoming link, you’ll receive your OAuth credentials:
    • Client ID: The identifier for your application
    • Client Secret: The secret key for your application
  2. Store these credentials securely as you’ll need them to configure your integration in Nango.
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Next

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API gotchas

  • Confluence Data Center may be installed with a context path (e.g., /confluence) or without one. This affects your API endpoints within Nango. With context: /confluence/rest/api/..., or Without context: /rest/api/.... Make sure your integration uses the correct one depending on how your Confluence instance is deployed.
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Going further

Connect to Confluence Data Center

Guide to connect to Confluence Data Center using Connect UI