For Confluence Cloud, Moveworks requires a dedicated Service Account. API access is done via basic auth and requires a username and token, which needs to be generated by logging in as the Service Account user.
The Service Account must have read access to the necessary Confluence spaces where end-user knowledge articles reside.
The service account can have SSO enabled, as long as you are able to log in on behalf of it. When Moveworks connects to Confluence, it will be leveraging the API token without requiring the local password of the service account.
Please note that Global API tokens will not work for the integration.
Here are the steps to create an API token for a Confluence Service Account:
More detailed information here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html
After creating the token, you can use the curl command below to test that the access is working as expected (be sure to replace https://company.atlassian.net with the name of your instance, replace moveworksaccount@company.com with the Service account you are using, and replace my-api-token with the API token you created following the steps outlined above ):
Navigate to Core Platform > Connectors > Built-in Connectors and create a new connector. Select Confluence and enter the information below:
