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To establish the integration you will need an active Atlassian Cloud instance with Jira or/and Confluence.
Also you’ll need to generate an API token before establishing the integration. To generate it, navigate to the Manage Account → Security → Create and manage API tokens or just by opening this LINK
Click the “Create API token“ button → Enter desired name and click the “Create“ button → Copy the generated token and save it for further use
Create Authentication
Access Authentication Tab:
Navigate to the "Settings" page of the application.
Open the "Authentication" tab.
Initiate New Authentication:
Click the "+ Add new" button to begin the process of creating a new integration.
Enter Integration Details:
Name: Enter a name for this integration to easily identify it later.
Atlassian Cloud Instance URL: Provide the URL address of your Atlassian Cloud instance. For example: “company.atlassian.net”
Atlassian Email: Enter the email associated with your Atlassian Cloud account.
Atlassian API Token: Input the API token from your Atlassian account. (You can generate this token from your Atlassian account settings.)
Create the Connection:
Click the "Create Connection" button after filling in all the details.
If the entered data is correct, a success dialog will confirm the establishment of the connection.
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Post-Authentication Steps
Creating Knowledge Bases:
Once the authentication is successfully established, you can start creating knowledge bases based on your Jira projects and Confluence spaces on the “Knowledge Bases“ page.
Access Considerations:
Note that your access to certain projects or spaces to create knowledge bases will depend on the permission settings of your Atlassian account. Ensure you have the necessary permissions.