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# Integration with Confluence

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**Atlassian organization admin’s account details**

1. In a new tab, navigate to the <https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens> & make sure to sign in with Atlassian’s organization admin account.
2. Click on the “Create API token” button, and enter a suitable name such as “EmpowerGPT - \[Company Name]”.
3. After clicking on create, you shall be able to copy the API token. Paste the API token, along with the email address of the signed in organization admin.

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**Create and configure an OAuth 2.0 App in Atlassian Developer**

1. In a new tab, sign in to <https://developer.atlassian.com/>
2. Once signed in, click on the “User Menu” on top right to select the “Developer Console” button from the drop-down.
3. Click on the “Create” button under “My apps” section and select “OAuth 2.0 integration” from the drop-down.

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3. Enter a suitable name for the application such as “EmpowerGPT - \[Company Name]”. Check the box below to agree to Atlassian’s developer terms, and click on “Create”.
4. You will land to the application’s “Overview” page after the application is successfully created. Navigate to the “Authorization” page, and click on the “Add” button against “OAuth 2.0 (3LO)” to enable user authorization from Atlassian.

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5. Paste the Callback URL provided in the “Callback URL” field and click on “Save changes”.
6. Now navigate to the “Distribution” page and click on “Edit” in front of the “Distribution controls” section. Change the distribution status to “Sharing”.
7. Add your company name as the vendor name and paste the Privacy Policy link under the privacy policy field.
8. Select “No” against the “does your app store personal data?” drop down and click on save changes button at the end.

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**Enter details against the created application**

1. Navigate to the “Settings” page.

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2. Copy the “Client ID” and “Secret ID” and enter each in the respective field
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**Add required permissions to the created application’s API scope**

1. Navigate to the “Permissions” page and click on the “Add” button against the “Confluence API” row. ”Add” button should update to “Configure”.
2. Click on the “Configure” button, and click on “Edit Scopes” under the “Classic scopes” tab

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3. Select the following permissions by check the box under the “Select” column.
   1. Read Confluence space summary
   2. Read Confluence content summary
   3. Read Confluence detailed content
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