I imported a wiki site to my wiki Confluence Cloud and I would like to share it with some colleagues. However, after I share, my colleagues still state that they do not have the permissions to view the Wiki site. Any advice?
@Megan Augustyn do these individuals have user accounts on your Confluence site? If not, you won't be able to share wit them. If yes, there may be a parent page or space permission that is blocking them from seeing nested content.
How do I know if they have user accounts or set-up user accounts for them if it is not already done? I thought I only had to share the site with them through the Share option at the top of the site.
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@Megan Augustyn you can search under People to see if they have user accounts. Since you are on the Free plan I am going to assume that they do not. If they don't, since Confluence content is locked to your site, you cannot grant page or space access to external users, with the exception of a Public space - but that means public to the entire world, not just a few select users. I am not sure whether the free plan supports this option either and would need to look into it.
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