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Our Atlassian domain root (https://ourdomain.atlassian.net) currently redirects to Jira (https://ourdomain.atlassian.net/jira/). I want to redirect to Confluence instead (https://ourdomain.atlassian.net/wiki/). How can I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Hi @Petteri Sulonen , and welcome to the community.
You can change the so-called landing product in the Atlassian admin hub. Find more information in the Atlassian documentation:
Let me know if that answers your question. :)
Best, Max
Hi Max,
Thanks for replying so promptly. Unfortunately this doesn't work, there isn't an "Update landing product" option in the "Products" tab in the ... menu next to the "Add product" button. The only item I see in that menu is "Link products."
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Hey Petteri,
Can you share a screenshot of your admin hub experience with us, and are you an Organization admin for your site?
Best, Max
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Hey Petteri,
I've never encountered this, and I couldn't find more information about why it could be missing. I would recommend contacting Atlassian support to identify the (probably) simple reason for this. Additionally, I left feedback on the documentation article that this information about why the option can be missing would be beneficial to add. Please keep us posted! Or someone else has an explanation in the meantime.
Best, Max
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All right, tech support helped me figure it out. It turns out that because I have multiple sites, the setting was buried under Product Access instead. Problem solved!
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Thanks for letting us know, and I'm happy you got a quick response! :)
Best, Max
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