Confluence
Connect Confluence from Integrations in the Workforce AI dashboard. Your AI employee can use the tools listed on this page when a job calls for them.
What you can do with Confluence
Section titled “What you can do with Confluence”- Find the policy, note, or page that answers a question.
- Turn approved information into a clean document.
- Keep shared knowledge current after a decision.
Recipes
Section titled “Recipes”Answer from company knowledge
Section titled “Answer from company knowledge”Use Confluence to find the current policy for this question. Give me the answer and link to the source page.
Keep the playbook current
Section titled “Keep the playbook current”Turn the approved decision into a clear update for the matching Confluence page, preserving the existing structure.
Use the first result to fine-tune the wording, fields, or format. When it is right, keep the job available in chat or place it on a schedule.
Connect Confluence
Section titled “Connect Confluence”- Open Workforce AI and choose Integrations.
- Find Confluence and select Connect.
- Complete the sign-in or connection details shown on screen.
- Open your AI employee and give it one clear Confluence job.
Use Integrations whenever you want to reconnect Confluence or choose a different account.
Get a better result
Section titled “Get a better result”Name the result, the Confluence record or area involved, the audience, and the timing. Add the fields or format you want when they matter.
Common questions
Section titled “Common questions”Where will I see the result?
Section titled “Where will I see the result?”Your AI employee returns the result in your Workforce AI conversation. Work that creates or changes information can also appear under Tasks for review.
Can Confluence be part of a scheduled job?
Section titled “Can Confluence be part of a scheduled job?”Yes. Once the connection and instructions work the way you want, tell your AI employee when the job should run.
How do I use another Confluence account?
Section titled “How do I use another Confluence account?”Open Integrations, reconnect Confluence, and choose the account you want during sign-in.
Confluence tool reference
Section titled “Confluence tool reference”View all 68 Confluence tools
- Add content label
- Cql search
- Create blogpost
- Create blogpost property
- Create content property for whiteboard
- Create footer comment
- Create inline comment
- Create page
- Create page property
- Create private space
- Create space
- Create space property
- Create whiteboard
- Delete blogpost
- Delete blogpost property
- Delete content property for page by ID
- Delete content property for whiteboard by ID
- Delete page
- Delete space
- Delete space property
- Download attachment
- Find text selections
- Get attachments
- Get attachment labels
- Get audit logs
- Get blogpost by ID
- Get blogpost labels
- Get blogpost like count
- Get blogpost operations
- Get blogpost versions
- Get blogpost version details
- Get blog posts
- Get blog posts for label
- Get child pages
- Get content properties for blog post
- Get content properties for page
- Get content restrictions
- Get current user
- Get inline comments for blog post
- Get labels
- Get labels for page
- Get labels for space
- Get labels for space content
- Get pages
- Get page ancestors
- Get page by ID
- Get page footer comments
- Get page inline comments
- Get page like count
- Get page versions
- Get spaces
- Get space by ID
- Get space contents
- Get space properties
- Get tasks
- Get user anonymous
- List spaces
- Search content
- Search pages
- Search spaces
- Search users
- Update blogpost
- Update blogpost property
- Update content property for page by ID
- Update content property for whiteboard by ID
- Update page
- Update space property
- Update task