Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a way to share Confluence content externally using private links. Specifically, I have two questions:
How can I share content externally while keeping it secure?
Is there a built-in method in Confluence to create a unique, private link for a page or space that can be shared with external users without exposing the content publicly? Based on link I see only option to share link with public
Are there any recommended add-ons or plugins?
If Confluence doesn't support this functionality natively, has anyone used an add-on that provides secure, temporary or controlled external access? I’d appreciate hearing about any experiences or recommendations.
Any insights, tips, or best practices would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance for your help.
https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/share-content-externally-with-public-links/
Ahoj @Marko Šidlovský and welcome to the Community
With private links, you can share individual pages. You can share every page of your space as a private link but you're lose relationship among individual pages (page A will no longer link to page B as it does within Confluence).
With anonymous access to the entire space, you'll share the content as is - everything will work.
However, both above methods result in two things:
The solution is to create a dedicated website (documentation portal) that will do the following:
At the moment, you have two apps available as options - Scroll Viewport by K15t and Instant Websites by Glintech.
I'm using Scroll Viewport for our doc center because it can be combined with other Scroll apps to use versioning, localizations, conditional content etc.
This is our public site created in Viewport - https://docs.emplifi.io/platform/latest/home/
The site has also its internal-only pendant which is behind our SSO. This way, it's accessible to anyone who's within our SSO environment even if they don't have a Confluence seat.
I'm based in Prague so you have more options to get in touch :)
Here's my article on the subject.
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