Confluence integration security

Confluence Cloud Authentication

TeamRetro utilizes OAuth2 authorization to integrate with Confluence Cloud instances. We request the following access scopes: September 4 2025 - scopes were updated to support access to Confluence Cloud v2 API using Granular Scopes.
Scope Required for:

Granular Scopes


read:space:confluence Read list of Confluence spaces during configuration of the integration. 
read:page:confluence Allow TeamRetro to check if a parent page ("Retrospective" or "Health Check") exists.
write:page:confluence Create new pages for retrospective and health check reports
delete:page:confluence Delete page after testing integration
write:attachment:confluence
Attach PDFs / images
read:attachment:confluence Attach PDFs / images

Classic Scopes


read:confluence-space.summary Read list of Confluence spaces during configuration of the integration. 
write:confluence-content Create new pages for retrospective and health check reports
write:confluence-file Add PDF attachment to retrospective and health check pages
read:confluence-content.summary Allow TeamRetro to check if a parent page ("Retrospective" or "Health Check") exists.
search:confluence Enable parent page autocomplete during configuration of the integration.
offline_access Allow TeamRetro to post meeting reports to Confluence without requiring re-authentication each time.
Further information on these access scopes can be found at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/scopes/

Confluence Data Center Authentication

For Confluence Data Center authentication is via Personal Access Token, Basic Authentication or Application Link. As your credentials are stored encrypted in our database, however we strongly recommend creating a separate Confluence user for TeamRetro.

Request Origination

Calls to Confluence  will originate from our servers in AWS and are proxied via the fixed Elastic IP addresses.
  • US Environment - 44.207.115.152
  • EU Environment - 3.74.131.45

APIs Used

In order to push retrospective and health check summary reports through to Confluence, we retrieve a list of confluence spaces to allow the administrator to select the target parent page in Confluence. Before creating a page for the retrospective or health check, TeamRetro will check to see if a suitable parent page (eg. "Retrospectives") already exists, and if not will create one.
We make use of the following APIs:
API Required for:
Confluence Cloud
/oauth/token/accessible-resources (GET) get a list of Atlassian Cloud instances the user has access to (Confluence Cloud only)
/api/v2/spaces (GET) get a list of spaces in the selected Confluence instance
/api/v2/pages (GET) check to see if "Retrospective" / "Health Check" parent page already exists
/api/v2/pages (POST) create parent page / retrospective / health check page
/api/v2/pages/xxx (PUT) update retrospective / health check page
/api/v2/pages/xxx (DELETE) delete integration test page (if user options to publish test page)
/rest/api/user/current (GET) confirm connectivity
/rest/api/content/xxx/child/attachment (POST) upload image / PDF attachments
/rest/api/content/search (GET) search for existing parent pages (autocomplete)

Confluence Data Center


/rest/api/user/current (GET) confirm connectivity
/rest/api/space (GET)
/rest/api/content (GET) check to see if "Retrospective" / "Health Check" parent page already exists
/rest/api/content (POST/PUT) create parent page / retrospective / health check page
/rest/api/content/xxx/child/attachment (POST) upload image / PDF attachments
/rest/api/content/search (GET) search for existing parent pages (autocomplete)
We do not access any other APIs.

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