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@Vojtěch PekárekI beleieve you will only see the settings if you have the permsissions to change the settings. Are you an admin or site-admin?

Not that I know of.

Hi @albert_pinto, Atlassian works on HIPPA compliance for some products ( https://www.atlassian.com/trust/compliance/compliance-faq ), but I don't believe that JSM is included.

Hi @Surya A , since a short while you can publish Forge apps in the marketplace. However you can't securely store credentials for external services at this time in Forge.

Hi @Andre George Pilakis , You need to follow this documentation: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/intro/ Your documentation is for server, not for cloud.

@Precious CharlesCurrently there is no workaround, you need to wait the prescribed number of hours.

@Camille LecerfIf you have strict data residency requirements, it is also good to understand that not all data are covered by data residency. For example user data (i.e. Atlassian user account data) are not covered, and are stored in the US as I understand.

@Monica Gordillo When you use a manual trigger (see e.g. https://bitbucket.org/blog/pipelines-manual-steps-confidence-deployment-pipeline ), you can send an email from e.g. a bash script or through a webhook.

@prabhu chilukuriConfluence Cloud only has user API tokens. It might make sense to create a specific user for your use case, with restricted access. Then use the API token of this user from your internal KB.

The edit restrictions only apply to the page itself, not to the creation (or editing and viewing) of child pages. View restriction on the other hand, are inherited. I believe in your situation you should consider using separate spaces.

@Jana RasmussenSpaces, restrictions, and user groups can be tough. If I understand your description and problems correctly. You write "even though I had set page restrictions on the Manufacturing Team space...", I believe there might be a misconception. As I understand, all pages are in the same space, and you have made…

The "Import and Export" menu (where the backup manager is located), has the "Restore system" heading. This allows you to restore such a backup. Be careful, as restoring a backup will overwrite all data in your current Jira Cloud instance.

Hi @prabhu chilukuri , Confluence Cloud has no direct approvals process built in. The Atlassian marketplace offers a few solutions, for example Document Control. We have built this tool to enable users to review/approve documents/pages, and also to have a quick overview of the state of pages. (Document Control for…

@Mike SahaI've also seen that others asked these questions. Not sure if Atlassian has actually rolled out the features described in the articles.

@Gerhard WillemsYour storage and stored items just stay "as is".

@Yun BoyerJira Cloud does not have versions like Jira Server has. Jira Cloud is automatically updated by Atlassian, without explicit versions.

@Clif HodgesYour situation seems complicated. When you want to move to cloud, you need a server backup. You can't just "import" from the database. That said, merging existing server data into a cloud instance is quite complicated. From what I heard, it is simpler to have your server running, then import the cloud data, and…

Yes, have a look here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/144/page-approval-for-confluence?hosting=datacenter&tab=support

Hello @B_ Hoekstra , my impression is that the page approval macro is not available for Confluence Cloud (checking on the tags to this question).

Hi @Wyatt Davis , we're an Atlassian Marketplace vendor for Document Control for Confluence Cloud. Some of our customers use our add-on for helping being compliant with FDA regulations. I'm happy to help you contact our customers for your questions. Just contact us at contact@phaselockedsoftware.com .

@yoga.pramonoOne thing which might be important: is the user a member of the group "confluence-users"?

@Steyn DiekmeierSometimes Confluence takes some time to reindex the labels. My recommendation is to reload the page after some time (~30 mins?) and see if the information appears.

@Yaroslav BondaretsThe Confluence editor has no extension points to allow this. Probably the only way to do this would be to build a browser extension. However that would be a brittle integration.

@zfinanneeUnfortunately configuring Confluence Cloud like this is not possible.

@shobConfluence is not designed as a document store. That means you can' resolve your requirements with Confluence alone.

@Joe MullerNot sure if that is the cause of your issue, but slash commands usually start with '/' and not '\'.

@Tom InglisNot sure if this helps, but Confluence Cloud will be hosted on an atlassian.net domain. You can't host it on your own domain (same for JSM).

@Tanya Roitmanthe link you provide is for the discontinued server product and Data Center. It does not work for Confluence Cloud. Confluence Cloud has no ability to search through attachments build in.

@Tanya RoitmanAtlassian has discontinued their on-premise Confluence server offering. That means smaller customers must either use cloud or the more expensive Data Center offering. From a technical requirements point of view, it seems Confluence Cloud would not be a good solution for you.

@Kerstin ElsnerOne thing you could do is to go to https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/profile-and-visibility and change your name there to "Support".