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I am developing documentation on confluence cloud. I want to know how to connect it to my company website so external customers can view it

Bill OLeary

What do I need to to to provide external customers access to the documentation I am maintaining on confluence cloud? If I try to connect to mycompany.atlassian.net from a random computer, I get a log in screen.

It it just a matter of setting up permissions for the spaces I create?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes. It's probably easiest to grant "anonymous" read-only access to the space(s) you want them to see.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes. It's probably easiest to grant "anonymous" read-only access to the space(s) you want them to see.

Bill OLeary

thanks for the quick answer!

I was able to figure out how to enable anonymous access in the global settings and then go edit the permissions for anonymous in for the space I want to share

I assume that I should copy the link to the page source to use to link my website to the documentation space?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes, spot on.

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