Confluence Connector

The Confluence connector syncs one whole space into a connected folder: every current page, plus the files attached to them. There are two ways to connect it:

Card	Works with	Signs in as
Confluence	Confluence Cloud	You, through an Atlassian sign-in popup
Confluence Keys	Confluence Cloud, or Server / Data Center	An API token (Cloud) or personal access token (Server / Data Center)

Atlassian’s sign-in doesn’t reach Server / Data Center, so for a self-hosted Confluence the token is the only option.

Connect Confluence Cloud by signing in

1. On Files → Connections, click Add connection, pick Confluence, and click Authorize.
2. Sign in to Atlassian in the popup, choose your site, and accept.

The connection asks for read-only access to pages, attachments, and spaces, and can read the spaces your account can open.

Connect Confluence with an API token

The token’s own permissions decide which spaces the connection can see, so use an account that can read the spaces you want to sync.

Confluence Cloud: create an API token at id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens.

Server / Data Center: create a personal access token from your profile, under Settings → Personal Access Tokens.

Then on Files → Connections, click Add connection, pick Confluence Keys, and fill in:

Field	Cloud	Server / Data Center
Confluence site URL	https://your-team.atlassian.net/wiki, including /wiki	Your base URL, e.g. https://confluence.example.com
Atlassian account email	The email of the account that made the token	Leave empty
API token	The API token	The personal access token

Whether you fill in the email is how the connector tells Cloud and Server / Data Center apart, so leave it empty for a personal access token.

Click Connect. LlamaCloud asks the site who the token belongs to before saving. The site URL has to start with https:// (or http://) and resolve to a public address, so a Server / Data Center instance that’s only reachable on your internal network can’t be connected.

Create a folder from a Confluence connection

From Files → New folder → Connected folder, pick your Confluence connection and choose a Space from the list. Archived spaces aren’t listed.

If the list can’t load, or the account can see more than 200 spaces, you get a Space key box instead. The key is in any page URL from that space, right after /spaces/: in …/wiki/spaces/ENG/pages/… it’s ENG.

A folder always syncs a whole space. You can’t pick individual pages or a page tree.

What the Confluence connector puts in your folder

• Each page becomes an HTML file, with the images embedded in it included inline.
• Each attachment comes through as its own file, alongside the page.
• Blog posts aren’t synced, only pages.

Every sync lists the whole space and compares it with what’s in the folder. Edited pages and attachments are downloaded again, and deleted ones are removed. A big space takes longer per sync even when little has changed.

Troubleshooting the Confluence connector

Message	What to check
”Confluence rejected this token”	The token is wrong or revoked, the email doesn’t match the account that made it, or you filled in an email for a Server / Data Center token.
”No Confluence API answered at …”	The site URL points at a page instead of the site. For Cloud, it should end in /wiki.
”Confluence URL must resolve to a public address”	The site is on a private network.
”confluence space … not found”	The space key is wrong, or the connection’s account can’t see that space.