Confluence Server
Enjo supports integration with Confluence DC/Server.
Any reference to Confluence DC is applicable to Confluence Server and vice versa
It is recommended to use a service account to integrate with Enjo. For the Confluence Service Account, please take note that Confluence users with the role "User" in the Atlassian User Management and who have access to the relevant Spaces to be indexed can connect the account in Enjo. To connect Enjo to your Confluence Server account, follow the steps below.
Before you get started, let us ensure that Enjo Servers are reachable from your Confluence DC/Server host. You will likely have to whitelist Enjo host IP addresses to get started.
- 44.228.165.179
- 52.33.191.85 443
Step 1: Login to Enjo dashboard - Settings- Apps.
Step 2: Click on 'Connect Apps' and select 'Confluence Server'.
Step 3: Click on 'Add New'. Choose if you want to connect via an API token or Basic Auth
Step 4:
Add the Confluence URL and click on the "Proceed" button.
Click on "Atlassian Account Page" link on Enjo Dashboard.
This takes you to the Atlassian Account Page. Click on the "Create Token" button, provide a token name, and copy the generated token using the copy button on the screen.
Enter the Confluence account user name paste the generated token and then click on the "Authorize" button.
Your Confluence server is now connected to Enjo.
Add the Confluence URL and click on the "Proceed" button.
Enter the Confluence account user name and password and then click on the "Authorize" button.
Your Confluence server is now connected to Enjo.
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- Confluence webchat integration - connect Confluence and webchat to Enjo to seamlessly access information from Confluence spaces directly within webchats.