Hello,
Can I grant view access on my Confluence page to someone who is a not a licensed user of my Organization Confluence instance? The anonymous access is enabled, and still not working to share the page.
Thank you!
Andra
Please check this posts might help
https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/share-a-page-or-blog-post/
Hi @Andra Fugaru
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
In Confluence Cloud you now have the possibility to use/configure Public Links. This way you can share content with external users without having to pay for extra license seats:
A public link is a special URL that directs to safe, view-only version of an individual Confluence page. Content on a page with public links can be viewed by and shared with anyone. This is a great way to share content with people like clients, vendors, and contractors without needing to pay for an extra seat on Confluence. Public Links has been temporarily restricted to customers that are already using the feature, and the ability to share Public Links is off by default. Only Confluence and site admins can allow public links in Confluence settings. With public links allowed, users will have the choice to disable or enable public links on individual Confluence pages.
A public link is a special URL that directs to safe, view-only version of an individual Confluence page. Content on a page with public links can be viewed by and shared with anyone. This is a great way to share content with people like clients, vendors, and contractors without needing to pay for an extra seat on Confluence.
Public Links has been temporarily restricted to customers that are already using the feature, and the ability to share Public Links is off by default. Only Confluence and site admins can allow public links in Confluence settings. With public links allowed, users will have the choice to disable or enable public links on individual Confluence pages.
Refer - Share content externally with public links
Hi, I am struggeling to find the correct updated information on this. Our site admin does not find the settings for public links as in your reference, @Kishan Sharma A quote from the info page linked by @Sakina:
This does not sound like the feature that is awaited - i.e. what is stated in the name "public URL". I hope this information is completely wrong, and that there is a possibility to share confluence pages with, let's say clients, without having them buy a confluence subscription on their own. That really would push us back to using Google docs to send documents to our clients.
Hi @Andra Fugaru Please mark the answer as accepted if it was helpful, it will help others looking for similar solution.
Hi @Fredrik Kjemperud Olsen Can you please confirm if you are using Self Hosted (Server/Data Center) Confluence instance or Cloud ?
Hi @Kishan Sharma ,I can confirm we are using Cloud.The guide you refered to earlier has the following list:
1. Select at the top-right of the navigation.
2. Select Settings.
3. Click Public links on the left.
We get stuck on the third point here - we cannot find Public links.Neither is Settings a clickable thing - its a head in the tree menu on the left.Maybe the guide is outdated - or mismatched to our version.
Hi @Fredrik Kjemperud Olsen Public Links has been temporarily restricted to users that are already using the feature. The improved Public Links experience will be released separately, following shortly after the release of the new sharing experience. (Refer this link on how it will work). We are still awaiting a communication about specific dates and guidelines by when this will be available.On re-release Public Links will be available to Confluence Standard and Premium customers.
There are a few Marketplace apps that let you securely share Confluence pages with people who don’t have an Atlassian license. These apps generate a shareable link for your page, and you can choose to password-protect it, include child pages or comments.
You can also set an expiry date for the shared link so it only stays active for as long as you need.
Hope this helps!
It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.
