Confluence Cloud has entered the (Microsoft Teams) chat

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👋 Hey Team, I’m Tygrr a Product Manager for the Confluence Cloud for Microsoft Teams app. 

Last August, we launched a new Confluence for Microsoft Teams app, and I’m excited to announce that we’ve made it even better: Confluence pages can be viewed, edited, and created, directly within Teams — with the same macros and functionality you know and love.

Without leaving Teams, you can now:

✅ Create a new Confluence page that looks just like the native experience

✅ Add rich formatting and macros to an embedded Confluence page

✅ Edit embedded Confluence pages in real-time with teammates

✅ Respond to in-line comments

Teams and Confluence users now have a new hub for team collaboration and knowledge management.

👀 See it in action with these interactive demos

Adding Confluence Cloud to Microsoft Teams is easy!

Edit your Confluence pages without leaving the chat

Add existing Confluence pages to a Tab

Create a new Confluence page

The best part? The Confluence for Teams app is free and can be used with any edition of Confluence cloud (including the free versions).

Learn more about MS Team and Confluence.

Looking for more ways to integrate your Atlassian tools with Teams? Check out the full list of integrations here.

[dave_drexler]

Hi @Tygrr DosRemedios - is there a way to prevent people from creating a new Confluence instance using the new Teams function? I've already gotten one "1 product created outside <ourdomain>" notification and had to reach out to the user who created a new instance of Confluence.

The user saw the capability, and tried to create a page in our existing instance of Confluence but could not because he did not have an account. Instead of asking for an account, he just set up a new instance and created his page there. Now we need to move the content and shut down the new instance - seems like an ongoing hassle for sys admins like me if there's no way to prevent that.

[Bram Tulloch]

Is this update now active?

I don't seem to be able to edit confluence pages in Teams. 

I see an "Edit" button (the pen) but it just redirects and opens the page in my browser.

Is there a way to force an update to get these new features?