To integrate with confluence, you need to create an Atlassian application that will act as a bridge between Zylon ↔ Confluence and configure Zylon to use the brand new Atlassian application
First you need an atlassian account that will be the owner of the application. We recommend to use a non personal account. This account does not need to have access to any Space as it will serve as a bridge between Zylon and Confluence.
Enter a vendor name or choose the option Use your own name.
If you have a privacy policy, provide the link to it. If not, use the default link: https://example.com/privacy, which is intended for internal use.
For the question “Does your app store personal data?”, select No
On permissions:
In the left menu, navigate to Permissions.
Click Add for Confluence API.
The page refreshes automatically, and a new Configure button should appear. If it does not, refresh the page manually.
Click Configure.
Click Granual scopes and then on Edit scopes
Add one by one the following permissions. You can search them pasting the values into the field with a magnifying glass.There needs to be a total of 10 scopes added that you can review before saving.
In the Callback URL field, enter:
https://zylon.company.com/api/app/integration/confluence/callbackReplace zylon.company.com with the hostname where Zylon is installed on your server.
Click Save changes.
On settings:
In the left menu, navigate to Settings. Copy the two values listed under Authentication details: