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Integration Service user guide
Prerequisites
To create a connection, you need the following credentials:
- OAuth 2.0 Authorization code: Scope, and your Confluence Cloud email and password.
- Bring your own OAuth 2.0 app: client ID, client secret.
When registering your OAuth application in Confluence Cloud, make sure to set the callback URL to the value displayed on the connection creation page, for example https://cloud.uipath.com/provisioning_/callback for Automation Cloud.
Add the Confluence Cloud connection
To create a connection to your Confluence Cloud instance, you need to perform the following steps:
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Select Orchestrator from the product launcher.
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Select a folder, and then navigate to the Connections tab.
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Select Add connection.
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To open the connection creation page, select the connector from the list. You can use the search bar to find the connector.
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Add the scopes you need and select Connect.
For any secret-type field, you can select the menu next to the field and choose Use credential asset to reference an Orchestrator credential asset linked to an external vault instead of entering the value directly. For more information, see Use credential assets for connections.
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Next, the app asks for your permission to Update,View, and Search your Confluence spaces.
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Select Accept.
For more information about authenticating in Confluence Cloud, visit the Authentication and authorization page.
Privileges and permissions
- When creating a connection via Confluence Cloud, you must allow the application to view and manage information in accordance
with the following privileges and permissions
write:confluence-file- Upload attachments.
read:confluence-space.summary- Read a summary of space information without expansions.
write:confluence-content- Create and update content and its associated properties.
read:confluence-content.summary- Read a summary of the content, which is the content without expansions. APIs using this scope may also return data allowed
by
read:confluence-space.summary. However, this scope is not a substitute forread:confluence-space.summary.
- Read a summary of the content, which is the content without expansions. APIs using this scope may also return data allowed
by
search:confluence- Search Confluence. APIs using this scope may also return data allowed by
read:confluence-space.summaryandread:confluence-content.summary. However, this scope is not a substitute forread:confluence-space.summaryorread:confluence-content.summary.
- Search Confluence. APIs using this scope may also return data allowed by
offline_access
More information regarding the OAuth 2.0 scopes are available in the Confluence Cloud official documentation at Confluence scopes for OAuth 2.0 (3LO) and Forge apps