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Hyperproof and Confluence

Hyperproof supports connections with Confluence Server and Confluence Data Center.

Note

When connecting Hyperproof to Confluence Server, your instance of Confluence must either be exposed to public internet OR you must add 13.88.136.187 to your IP allowlist. Instances without custom ports should also add ports 443 and 80 to the allowlist.

To connect Hyperproof to Confluence:

The connection can be made in any instance of the Proof Picker. The steps below walk you through connecting Hyperproof to Confluence Cloud via the Proof tab.

Note

If you are using Confluence Server or Confluence Data Center, follow the steps in this Atlassian article to generate a personal authentication token.

Make sure the account with the personal authentication token has viewing permissions for the space(s) and page(s) from which you want to pull proof. This can be confirmed by logging into your service account and checking to see if you're able to view the spaces and pages you normally have access to.

Currently, Hyperproof does not support shared connections for LiveSync or folder sync. To prevent the sharing of Confluence credentials, it's recommended to create a Hyperproof service account, and then create a LiveSync connection using the service account credentials. You can then share the service account with other team members who need to set up LiveSync proof.

  1. From the left menu, select Proof.

  2. Click Add proof.

    The Proof Picker opens.

  3. Below Add integration, click the Confluence icon. Note that you may need to click Edit/view all integrations if you don’t see the Confluence icon.

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    The Connect to Confluence window opens.

  4. Below Confluence Site URL, enter your organization’s base Confluence URL, e.g. https://wiki.lunabtechnologies.com. Do not enter any sub-folders, e.g. https://wiki.lunabtechnologies.com/spaces/HD/overview.

  5. Below Account Email Address, enter the email address associated with your Confluence account.

  6. Below API Token, enter a Confluence token. If you don’t have a token, click the link at the top of the window. If you clicked the link, you’ll be redirected to your Atlassian account page. Click Create API Token. Enter a name for the token, and then click Copy. Refer to the note above for more information.

  7. Click Connect.

    Hyperproof is now connected to Confluence.

  8. Close the Proof Picker window.

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