Confluence is on our roadmap.
Atlassian's wiki, usually the documented process of record. A native Confluence connector is not available yet. This page describes what it is designed to do, so you can tell us whether it is the one you need.
- Spaces, pages and attachments
- Page history and labels
- Permissions
- Create or update a page
- Add a comment for review
Questions it should answer.
The plan, not the product. These are the requests a native Confluence connector is being designed around.
What does our runbook say to do first, and cite the page?
Draft the post-incident write-up in the standard format and put it in the right space.
Three ways to use Confluence data today.
None of them is the native connector, and we will not pretend otherwise. But each one works now.
- Remote MCP - if Confluence offers an MCP server, switch it on for an agent, a prompt or a workflow
- Knowledge bases - upload exports and documents from Confluence as PDF, CSV or XLSX and ask about them
- Built-in connections - email sending, Pipedrive, ActiveCampaign, Brevo and SQL databases
The rest of this category.
What teams ask about Confluence.
Can we connect Confluence today?
Not as a native connector yet. If Confluence offers an MCP server, add it as a remote MCP server and agents, prompts and workflows can use its tools today. You can also upload exports and documents from Confluence to a knowledge base, as PDF, CSV or XLSX.
When will it be available?
We do not publish dates for connectors we have not built. Tell us you need it, and what you would ask it first. Real demand decides the order we build in.
What can we connect now?
Email sending through SMTP, Postmark, Resend or SendGrid; Pipedrive, ActiveCampaign and Brevo as a CRM; PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server databases, with an optional SSH bridge; and any remote MCP server.
Tell us what you would ask it first.
We build connectors in the order customers need them. Book a call, name the system and the question, and you will get a straight answer on timing.