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Hi @Tim Fields , Developing your own "page elements" is possible if you develop a Forge or Connect addon for Confluence. This requires programming.

Unfortunately, there is no automated way to stop this.

Account consolidation or merging are not supported.

Hi @Absa Thiam , Before considering moving to data center, have you looked at the pricing? I believe it's from 500 users.

This is not supported out of the box. You can build an exporter using the REST API, but this requires programming.

Not sure I understand the question correctly: Are you looking for a Confluence integration?

In principle, you can see who authored and changed a document through an edit. This information is available through the API, and with an addon like our Document Metadata. However there is no detailed trail of edits when a document is in draft state.

It seems the python script does not follow the `_next` links, if there are more than 25 results. I believe the script needs to be modified for this.

Hi @Chris Ackermans , As far as I know, such a workflow is not available. However there is a possible alternative: Have 2 spaces: a draft space, and a published space. Together with Confluence restrictions, you can achieve something similar to your description. Some of our customers for Document Control for Confluence…

No. Even with 2 JSM projects you have the following: * JSM with US data residency and customer / account data in US * JSM with EU data residency and customer / account data in US So, however you do it, part of the data will be stored in the US. The data residency is more about the ticket contents than about personal data…

No, you can't keep customer data / account data in the EU. It is stored in the US, even with EU data residency settings.

indeed, not available

In short: you can't. Jira is either a cloud hosted product, or a paid data center version.

You need to check the docs for the API endpoints: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/rest/api-group-pullrequests/#api-repositories-workspace-repo-slug-pullrequests-pull-request-id-comments-post says this is available for OAuth, but it is not available for Connect (i.e. Connect is not mentioned for the scopes).

Hi @[deleted] , If I understand your question correctly, what you want can't be achieved with JSM. The data residency only applies to some of the data in JSM. Explicitly excluded are "Customer accounts" data, see https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/ under In-scope…

The OAuth JWT and the Connect JWT differ. You can't use an OAuth JWT "as" a Connect JWT.

Yes, it's possible in principle. I'd look to find an open source library which already does it, or look into https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/understanding-jwt/

Have a look in the README of the above bitbucket repository. The code has a httpClient with authentication to call the REST API.

A connect app is different from an OAuth app. As soon as you get and use the OAuth access token, your app acts as an OAuth app, impersonating a user. I'd recommend to start with a pure connect app, and then copy over your application code, but not the authentication code. For a connect app, you can use ACE:…

Hi @Hidayat Ullah , It is possible to do that, i.e. do things as an app. However you'd need to build the app differently. Documentation is here: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/integrating-with-bitbucket-cloud/ . For example, you can build an app using the "Connect" framework.

That does not exist directly. However you could build such a thing with the Confluence API. Will probably be quite some programming.

The first one does no email alerts.

Hi @Jan Grzechnik , What do you mean by "automatic connection"?

Mobile view is quite limited, but improvements are on the roadmap (not sure how long it will take).

Hi @Arunkumar Mohan , Draft pages are not versioned.

There are a couple of apps in the Atlassian marketplace, which might help: * Keep it up to date, a simple up which shows you which pages to edit * Document Control, our app, which allows you to remind reviewers by email and sign pages. Do these fulfill your requirements?

Not sure if Atlassian is going to add a feature to Confluence Server, as this product has reached end of life. In Confluence Cloud, you can export signatures in PDF with our addon Document Control .

Maybe the new Confluence Page Status macro can help? https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-status-macro/

You might try an RPA framework, which would allow you to log into Jira with your browser to obtain a new token.

Hi @Sascha Heinemann , There are a couple of issues with your approach. The first is: `*.localhost` is not a valid domain name. On your computer, you can resolve `localhost`, but not `something-before.localhost`. The second issue is that Forge can't resolve your localhost, because it needs a full domain name (like…