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The Confluence node adds Confluence operations to your workflows. Add it on the canvas or ask the AI builder for it by name, then pick an operation and fill in its fields. Confluence also includes 1 trigger operation (marked in the tables below) that can start a workflow when something happens in Confluence.
You can wire the Confluence node into an AI agent as a tool provider: the agent calls the operations you allow. See Agent tools.

Credentials

Connect Confluence under Credentials in the node settings. See Connecting credentials for the general flow.

OAuth

Sign in with your Confluence account when prompted; no keys to copy. NoClick requests the following permissions:
  • read:confluence-content.all
  • read:confluence-content.summary
  • write:confluence-content
  • read:confluence-space.summary
  • write:confluence-space
  • write:confluence-file
  • readonly:content.attachment:confluence
  • read:confluence-props
  • write:confluence-props
  • search:confluence
  • read:confluence-user
  • read:confluence-groups
  • read:space:confluence
  • write:space:confluence
  • read:page:confluence
  • write:page:confluence
  • delete:page:confluence
  • read:blogpost:confluence
  • write:blogpost:confluence
  • delete:blogpost:confluence
  • read:comment:confluence
  • write:comment:confluence
  • delete:comment:confluence
  • read:attachment:confluence
  • write:attachment:confluence
  • delete:attachment:confluence
  • read:label:confluence
  • write:label:confluence
  • read:content-details:confluence
  • write:content-details:confluence
  • delete:content-details:confluence
  • read:user:confluence
  • read:group:confluence
  • read:inlinetask:confluence
  • write:inlinetask:confluence
  • read:task:confluence
  • write:task:confluence
  • offline_access

Api token

Enter the values manually when creating the credential. Get your credentials here.

Operations

Attachments

Blog posts

Comments

Labels

Pages

Properties

Spaces

Tasks

User

Other