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Supported functions:

  • Search and surface relevant pages from Confluence while debugging an incident.
  • Create AI Instructions from existing confluence documents.

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Connecting Relvy to Confluence

You can connect your Confluence to your Relvy workspace by following Atlassian’s OAuth installation workflow (link). Note that Relvy does not index your Confluence documents - we run queries against Confluence’s search API using your OAuth access token. For self-hosted deployments, you will create your own Confluence app following the instructions here.

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Scopes

We request the following scopes:
  • read:content:confluence
  • read:content-details:confluence
  • read:page:confluence
  • read:label:confluence
  • read:space:confluence

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Steps

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Connect

  • [Self-hosted deployments only] Enter credentials of your OAuth application (Client ID and Secret) on the Confluence Settings page.
  • Navigate to your data sources on Relvy.
  • Expand the Connect Confluence section and click on the link to trigger the OAuth workflow.
Install Confluence

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Configure

  • Head over to data sources if you are not already there.
  • Expand the Do you have Confluence Spaces you look at section in Step 2.
  • Add 1 or more Confluence datasets. Each dataset specifies a set of Confluence spaces.
Configure Confluence

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Use

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Search documentation during investigations

  • Once connected, Relvy AI will automatically trigger confluence search queries as part of your investigations.
  • You can also explicitly ask Relvy to search Confluence as a follow-up or additional step.
  • Relvy will summarize and show relevant information from Confluence pages with references.

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Import AI Instructions from Confluence pages

Relvy supports creating AI Instructions automatically from your existing documentation on Confluence. See Import AI Instructions for more.