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If the tickets are generated in email, probably your only option is to ask the customers about their location.

Hi @Ashleigh Schwochow , The Canva+ Confluence app is from neither Canva nor Atlassian. It is from another developer. This app needs to be bought if you want to connect Confluence to Canva (and yes, you also need a Canva account). So basically you would pay for the connection between Confluence and Canva.

According to Atlassian, custom stylesheets use a fallback to the old export. My recommendation is to contact Atlassian support.

that depends on how the links were made, and where the links go to. I'd suggest that you try with a test space and a test page.

Hi @Emely Terrazas , One thing you can do with Confluence out of the box: Make 2 spaces, one edit space and one published space. Restrict the edit access to the published space to the admin. Let the "can view" group make edits in the edit space. When the admin thinks the document is ready, they make a copy into to the…

Will the CSV export also handle content properties and macros?

Since sometime Confluence has a (new) page status built in. You can use this page page status without any paid addon. However the implementation is somewhat limited, and e.g. would require a paid addon like our Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud for reporting and additional functionality. My recommendation is to try…

Hi @Nacho Cortes , Our (paid) addon Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud Allows you to add both values to a page and into a page properties macro. You can then use the built in page properties macro for reporting. Confluence has no built in functionality which allows this.

The native Confluence content status can be used in our app Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud. In order to make reports on the content status, you can use the content status in the page properties and the page properties report macro. (Document Metadata is a paid app)

Confluence does not have this functionality built in. You'd need a third party app to create a report based on the page (content) status. For example, our app Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud allows this.

An update to our app now allows you to use the native Confluence Content status in the page properties macro and in the page properties report macro. This allows you to report on the content status of pages. Our app is called Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud. (paid)

We've released an update to Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud, which allows you to add the content status to the page properties macro and make reports with the page properties report macro. This allows you to make a table like this: (it's a paid app)

Yes, they are marked deprecated, but the deprecation has already been postponed once, and Atlassian promised to push back the deprecation as long as v2 is not covering the v1 functionality.

Hi @Steve Perry , While the v2 API is published, it is not ready and does not have feature parity with the older API.

Hi @Dinesh Kumar , All drafts are stored in Confluence Cloud. Even multiple users can edit a draft at the same time.

Hi @Glen Goldman , Confluence Cloud has no native signature functionality. There are a couple of addons which allow you to sign pages in Confluence Cloud. Some of these addons can be configured to restrict editing rights in conformance with certain compliance policies, e.g. this is sometimes done with our addon Document…

Hi @Divya Sriram , That really sounds interesting. Can we access the databases through the Confluence API?

You can't get these values directly from the API. The only I would know is to get each page version, get the last editor, compare the editor to the CURRENT USER, and then get the modification date. This requires multiple API calls.

Hi @Ms. Hiller , Another option is to use our free addon Keep it up to date! It will list pages which were not updated, and allows you to filter the pages on labels etc.

Hi @B Arvind Kumar , Our app Document Metadata does this. You can display the metadata in a page properties macro, and then use the page properties report macro to collect the information of the individual pages.

There is an informal announcement here: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/confluence-rest-api-v2-updating-v1-deprecation-timeline-and-announcing-v2-additions/68154

Hi @SimonT , We have released a (paid) Confluence app, Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud. This allows you to e.g. show the last edit date and version number.

These changes are normally announced in https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/changelog/

There is no cloud version similar to the server versions. That means a version like 9.7.1 simply does not exist on cloud. Cloud versions change all the time, and Atlassian does not commit to using a user visible version specifier. Also Atlassian uses feature flags to roll out new features, and that means in effect that…

Hi @Mike A , We make two apps in this space: 1. Keep it up to date!, a free app which shows pages which have not been updated for s specific amount of time. 2. Document Control for Confluence Cloud, which allows you to sign pages and restrict edit access. If these apps fit your workflow, they might be an easy solution.

Hi @Kim Read One option is to use separate spaces for the different security classifications. This allows you to control access to these documents on a space level, and also makes it clear to authors that they are creating document e.g. in the "secure" space.

Hi @David Pleşu , Yes, you can sync Jira information with databases. For this you can use the REST API: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/intro/ . This requires programming.

Newer Chrome versions automatically display a warning if a site is in http, or in mixed http/https mode.

This is not directly possible, as pages in an iframe are usually blocked.

You can access data in Jira with multiple authentication methods, and the token is one of them. If you remove a token, you can still access the data with the other authentication methods.