What is the difference between giving knowledge base access to Confluence users vs. logged in users?

Fahad Akhtar

Are logged in users, customers? What if those customers don't have an existing atlassian account? I want customers to view the knowledge base for each seperate service project. Would I choose "All logged-in users" under who can view in the knowledge base project settings tab for each service project?

Brant Schroeder

@Fahad Akhtar 

The three options you have are below. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/manage-knowledge-base-permissions-from-your-service-project/

To make changes to multiple spaces in one action, select the relevant spaces by checking the box next to the space name, go to the Who can view button above the table and choose from the given options.

These options include:

• Anyone: Choose this option if you want to make sure that articles in this space are open to all in your help center, even those who haven’t logged in. These articles can also be found via search engines. This option will only be visible on sites that have their knowledge base powered by a paid Confluence plan (Standard or above). You may also not see this option if your admin has restricted access to your portal. Learn how to set up and manage portal access.

• All logged-in users: Choose this option if you want to make articles in this space visible only to users who are logged in to your service project or help center. Your team will be able to view these articles in your service project and in the help center. And your logged-in customers will be able to view them in the help center. These articles are also visible to all active Atlassian account users. However, they can only view these articles in Confluence.

• Only Confluence users: Choose this option if you want to restrict access to articles in this space to licensed Confluence users who have access to this space.