Customers often tell us that SharePoint´s real strength is working with (Office) documents while Confluence offers the superior wiki. This often leads to a situation where the gap in the integration of the two systems forms some sort of digital divide. But – to say it with the words of Apple Inc. – there’s an app for that! Now let’s have a look how that would handle in real life.
When editing a SharePoint page and working with content a WebPart called “Confluence Content” can be used to display information from the remote system. Adding that to a page lets the user choose between a Confluence page, a blog or a single blog post to embed. Depending on the selected type a dialogue will guide the user to identify the content that is relevant in that case. And of course, copy and pasting of URLs is providing a valid shortcut to the selection process. The animation below shows how that could feel like:
To get started with SharePoint Connector for Confluence visit the Atlassian Marketplace. Our docs provide comprehensive support for all things related to the configuration. If you need any further help please feel free to contact our support team!
Hello Team,
We from State Street Corporation are looking for Confluence to SharePoint integration and came across that your plugin will support our requirement.
We would like to understand, Once the confluence page is published on SharePoint, A Non licensed confluence user also can see the content that is published? or the content will be visible/accessed on SharePoint only for the Licensed confluence users.
Regards,
Nishanth
Hi Nishanth,
thanks for your comment! The answer to your question is depending on a number of variables. Those should be able to be clarified via the support case we’re having already. If any questions remain, please simply reply to the support case and you’ll get an answer in no time.
Cheers, David
Head of Products