Integrations
Confluence
Bidirectional wiki sync with Atlassian Confluence.
The Confluence integration syncs documentation between Enhance's wiki and your Confluence spaces. Import existing documentation or publish Enhance pages to Confluence.
Setup
- Go to Workspace Settings > Integrations
- Click Connect Confluence
- Authorize via OAuth (or provide email + API token for basic auth)
- Select which Confluence spaces to sync
- Map spaces to Enhance projects
What gets synced
| Data | Direction | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | Bidirectional | Title, content, metadata |
| Page hierarchy | Inbound | Parent-child structure |
| Attachments | Inbound | File metadata |
Content format
Confluence uses its own storage format (XHTML-like). Enhance automatically converts between Confluence storage format and its internal editor format when syncing pages.
Sync directions
| Direction | Description |
|---|---|
| Inbound | Pull Confluence pages into Enhance wiki |
| Outbound | Push Enhance wiki pages to Confluence |
| Bidirectional | Both directions (may require conflict resolution) |
Publishing to Confluence
From any wiki page in Enhance:
- Click the publish dropdown in the editor toolbar
- Select Publish to Confluence
- The page is created or updated in the connected Confluence space
Diagrams in the editor are automatically rendered as images before publishing.
Importing from Confluence
When inbound sync is enabled:
- Enhance fetches pages from the connected Confluence space
- Content is converted to Enhance's editor format
- Pages appear in the project wiki with source marked as "Confluence"
Confluence remains the source of truth for imported pages.
Limitations
- Page sync is content-only (space structure is partially preserved)
- Confluence Cloud API v2 is required
- Bidirectional sync may cause conflicts if both sides are edited
- Default page fetch size is 25 pages per request