How can we provision access that allows a user to edit only one child page in a Confluence space?

[Rajiv Menon]

Hello, I have a Confluence space which is opened to a core group of people for editing. I would like to open up one single child page alone to an additional user.

Is the only way to do this :

1. Provide the additional user edit permissions on the full space?
2. Add restrictions on each child page within this space, individually, to only allow my core group to edit?

This approach works but seems to be very time-consuming. Isnt there an option where we can only allow the additional user edit permissions on the specific child page alone versus giving them edit access to everything and then manually applying restrictions to all other child pages?

Thanks so much for taking the time to read and/or responding!

[Bastian Stehmann · Accepted solution]

Hi @Rajiv Menon ,

Welcome to the community. 

Your assumption is right, you have to give that user access to the whole space and restrict all other pages to your core team.

[Rajiv Menon]

Thank you for confirming, Bastian...

I wonder why it was implemented in this fashion - I'll try to find some information on that.

[Bastian Stehmann]

Confluence is designed to share information, not to hide it from others. 

And to keep the permissions simple and manageable, they decided to do it this way, I guess.

[Maeneth]

Can I share the child page to a confluence quest user?