Connect your Confluence account to Goodweek to read, create, and update pages, spaces, and blog posts directly from your AI workspace.
ℹ️ Governance note
Goodweek will never exceed the access levels granted to the user within Confluence, guaranteeing alignment with your organization's governance policies. Outcomes and available features may vary depending on each user's specific permissions and authenticated access.
📋 Prerequisites
Before any user can see and connect the Confluence integration, your organization admin must first enable it from the Goodweek Admin Panel under the Integrations tab.
Admin Setup
The Confluence integration (app name: Composio- Confluence Connector) uses OAuth 2.0 via Atlassian and does not require any org-level admin approval before users can connect. However, the connecting user must have at least View permissions on the Confluence spaces they want to access.
⚠️ Confluence Cloud only
This integration supports Confluence Cloud only. Confluence Data Center installations are not compatible with this integration.
⚠️ Atlassian security toggle
Some Atlassian organizations have "Third-party app access via OAuth" disabled at the organization level. If users see an "OAuth app access restricted" error when connecting, an Atlassian Organization Admin must enable third-party app access from admin.atlassian.com → Security → Third-party app access.
User Connection
In Goodweek, go to Integrations.
Find Confluence and click Connect.
You will be redirected to Atlassian, where you will be asked to sign in and authorize access.
Select the Confluence site you want to connect and click Accept to return to Goodweek.
Important Notes
Each user must connect their own account individually.
Goodweek can only access the Confluence spaces, pages, and content that your individual user account has permission to see.
This integration supports Confluence Cloud only. Data Center is not supported.
You can revoke Goodweek's access at any time from id.atlassian.com → Security → Connected apps → Composio.
Available Tools
Tool | Description | Type |
Get Page by ID | Retrieves a Confluence page by its ID, including metadata and content. | Read |
Get Pages | Retrieves a paginated list of Confluence pages visible to the authenticated user. | Read |
Get Child Pages | Lists all direct child pages of a given Confluence page. | Read |
Get Page Ancestors | Retrieves all ancestor pages in the hierarchy for a given Confluence page. | Read |
Search Pages | Searches for Confluence pages using filters such as title, space, and status. | Read |
Search Content | Searches Confluence content using intelligent title ranking across pages and blog posts. | Read |
CQL Search | Searches Confluence using the full Confluence Query Language (CQL) for advanced queries. | Read |
Create Page | Creates a new Confluence page in a specified space. | Write |
Update Page | Updates an existing Confluence page, replacing its entire content. | Write |
Get Page Versions | Retrieves all versions of a specific Confluence page for auditing edit history. | Read |
Get Page Labels | Retrieves all labels applied to a specific Confluence page. | Read |
Add Content Label | Adds one or more labels to a Confluence page or blog post. | Write |
Get Page Footer Comments | Retrieves footer comments on a Confluence page. | Read |
Get Page Inline Comments | Retrieves inline comments on a Confluence page. | Read |
Create Footer Comment | Creates a footer comment on a Confluence page, blog post, or attachment. | Write |
Create Inline Comment | Creates an inline comment highlighting specific text on a Confluence page or blog post. | Write |
Get Page Attachments | Retrieves all attachments on a Confluence page. | Read |
Download Attachment | Downloads an attachment from a Confluence page and returns a downloadable file. | Read |
Get Blogpost by ID | Retrieves a specific Confluence blog post by its ID. | Read |
Get Blog Posts | Retrieves a paginated list of Confluence blog posts. | Read |
Create Blogpost | Creates a new Confluence blog post in a specified space. | Write |
Update Blogpost | Updates an existing Confluence blog post's title or content. | Write |
Get Spaces | Retrieves a paginated list of Confluence spaces with optional filtering. | Read |
Get Space by ID | Retrieves detailed metadata for a specific Confluence space. | Read |
Get Space Contents | Retrieves pages or blog posts within a specific Confluence space. | Read |
Search Spaces | Searches for Confluence spaces by name, key, type, status, and labels. | Read |
Create Space | Creates a new Confluence space for a knowledge area or team. | Write |
Create Whiteboard | Creates a new Confluence whiteboard for collaborative sessions. | Write |
Get Tasks | Lists Confluence tasks (action items) with filtering by assignee, creator, space, or status. | Read |
Update Task | Updates the status of a Confluence task (e.g., mark as complete or incomplete). | Write |
Search Users | Searches for Confluence users using CQL-based user queries. | Read |
Get Current User | Retrieves information about the currently authenticated Confluence user. | Read |
Delete Page | Permanently deletes a Confluence page and its content. This action cannot be undone. | ⚠️ Destructive |
Delete Blog Post | Permanently deletes a Confluence blog post. This action cannot be undone. | ⚠️ Destructive |
Delete Space | Permanently deletes a Confluence space. This is an asynchronous operation and cannot be undone. | ⚠️ Destructive |
Use Cases
Find and read documentation on demand. Search across your Confluence spaces, retrieve specific pages, and bring their content into a Goodweek conversation to reference or build on without navigating Confluence manually.
Create and update pages directly. Draft new Confluence pages or update existing documentation from Goodweek — useful for capturing decisions, meeting notes, or project summaries without switching to Confluence.
Add comments and feedback to pages. Leave inline or footer comments on specific Confluence pages directly from a Goodweek conversation to share feedback or flag items for review.
Manage tasks and action items. List and update Confluence tasks filtered by assignee or space to track outstanding action items across your knowledge base.
Troubleshooting
"OAuth app access restricted" when connecting
Your Atlassian organization has restricted third-party app access. An Atlassian Organization Admin must enable it from admin.atlassian.com → Security → Third-party app access.
Connected successfully but some spaces or pages are missing
Goodweek can only access spaces and pages your user account has permission to see. Ask your Confluence admin to verify your space permissions.
Integration not visible in Goodweek
Make sure your organization admin has enabled the Confluence integration from the Goodweek Admin Panel under the Integrations tab.