Make SharePoint content work inside Confluence
SharePoint Connector for Confluence unites SharePoint and Confluence into a single workspace so your teams can cross-collaborate on one document without duplicating files or switching tools.

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Access Microsoft 365 Documents in Confluence
Browse, search, edit, and upload SharePoint Online and OneDrive files without leaving Confluence. Access linked SharePoint folders in the space apps sidebar for centralized, permission-aware access to documents.
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Turn Word docs, PowerPoint files, and images into summaries and action items. Generate FAQs, bullet lists, and quizzes with built-in or custom AI prompts.


Built for your data, not just files
Filter SharePoint Lists Inside Confluence
Embed SharePoint lists and document libraries with drag-and-drop setup. Filter columns and entries and control how data displays, all from within Confluence.
Key benefits that keep work flowing
Bring SharePoint content into Confluence without duplication, context switching, or losing control over permissions and governance.
Always work with the latest version
Keep documents synced automatically, so teams never work with outdated or duplicated files.
Reduce context switching
Access SharePoint content directly in Confluence without jumping between platforms.
Keep SharePoint as the source of truth
Use Confluence as the workspace while SharePoint remains the secure document hub.
Find documents faster
Make important files easier to discover in the context of projects, pages and team spaces.
Preserve permissions and governance
Maintain existing SharePoint access rights while making content available where teams work.
Collaborate without duplicate files
Embed, access and share documents without creating copies across different systems.
See how teams work across SharePoint and Confluence
Follow a typical document workflow and discover how teams collaborate, access files, and stay aligned without leaving Confluence.

Give a new space its documents from day one
A team lead links a SharePoint folder to a Confluence space when the space is created. Contracts, briefs, and planning docs show up on the right pages immediately, so nobody has to hunt for files while the space is still being built out.

Keep the wiki current without duplicating content
A knowledge base page references a policy document that’s still maintained in SharePoint. Instead of copying the text into Confluence (and it going stale), the page links to the live SharePoint file, so readers always see the current version.

Let non-Confluence users stay where they are
A finance or legal team keeps its files in SharePoint and doesn’t use Confluence day to day. When their documents are needed for a project page, the Confluence team accesses them directly from the page, without asking finance or legal to change how they work.

One set of permissions, enforced everywhere
A compliance-sensitive folder in SharePoint has restricted access. When that folder is linked into Confluence, only people who already have SharePoint permission can open it there too – nothing gets more exposed just because it’s visible from a Confluence page.





















