3 auth methods · updated 2026-10-01
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www.atlassian.com/software/confluence ↗Uses your own credential — Verslay stores it encrypted
Your Confluence site name — the part before .atlassian.net in your browser's address bar. If your wiki is at acme.atlassian.net/wiki, enter 'acme'.
An Atlassian API token — works like a password with your email. Create one at id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens and copy it then — it's shown only once.
The email address you sign in to Confluence with (your Atlassian account email), e.g. jane@acme.com — paired with your API token below to authenticate.
Open Connections in the Verslay Hub, find Confluence, and use the API key method. The steps are: Sign in to Confluence, Create the API key, Copy it immediately, Connect in Verslay, Verify, Rotate safely.
You need Your Subdomain, API Key, Email from your Confluence account. Your Confluence site name — the part before .atlassian.net in your browser's address bar. If your wiki is at acme.atlassian.net/wiki, enter 'acme'.
Both are listed on this page. OAuth opens Confluence's official sign-in and Verslay only gets the scopes you approve. The API key route uses your own credential, which Verslay stores encrypted. Connect a new credential first and confirm it works before you revoke an old one.
See also Verslay use cases and agents.
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