Confluence
About
Confluence by Atlassian is a popular knowledge wiki for mid-size and large companies.
This integration lets your AI experts use knowledge from your Confluence account.
Scroll supports Confluence pages, blog posts, folders and spaces.
First-time Setup
If you already set up the Confluence integration, skip to Adding Documents.
1. Locate the Confluence integration
If you haven't created an AI expert yet, create one from the home screen using the Create an AI Expert button.
In your AI expert's knowledge base, click on Add sources. Then, in the popup, switch to the Knowledge mgmt. section.
2. Configure access in Confluence
Hover over the Confluence box, then click on Connect. This will open a Confluence screen to authorize Scroll's integration. This is a one-time step.
Click Accept.
Confluence is now connected to Scroll.
You can always adjust the access you granted Scroll using the Access settings button. You can also add more workspaces using the dropdown menu next to this button.
Adding Documents
If you haven't installed the integration yet, go through the Setup section first.
1. Navigate to the Confluence integration
Click Add sources in your expert’s knowledge base, switch to Knowledge mgmt., and select Add content under Confluence.
2. Add a root document
Where it says Add pages, start typing the name of the root document you'd like to add. Choose from the available options. Scroll will automatically add all of the nested documents as well.
You can also paste links to Confluence pages and folders into the same input.
Your can add an entire space, but we suggest being a bit more deliberate by choosing specific folders or page hierarchies.
3. Add more documents
Optionally add additional root documents before submitting the batch:
For better organization, Scroll automatically creates a folder per root document. If you select Place in folder, it will use your chosen folder instead.
4. Submit the batch
Once you click Submit, Scroll starts ingesting the items and their nested documents. It analyzes the content to ensure accurate AI results. This may take a couple of minutes.
You will see this notification in the bottom-left while it runs:
Your Confluence sources are added! You can preview what the AI sees by clicking on the individual sources.
FAQ
What information can Scroll import from Confluence?
Scroll imports:
Pages
Blog posts
Folders
Spaces.
Scroll imports the following types of Confluence elements from documents:
Text
Headings and structure
Tables and databases
Lists
Callouts
Code blocks
Is it secure to connect Atlassian Confluence with Scroll?
Yes. All data is encrypted and protected with strong industry standards.
Scroll experts are highly segregated and can only access the specific document hierarchies you configured for them.
How often does Scroll refresh your synced Confluence sources?
Scroll currently does not refresh your sources. You will need to re-add them if you'd like the expert to be aware of underlying changes.
However, this capability is in development and is coming soon.