Built for Confluence teams that live in Discord

Confluence knowledge, inside Discord.

Route the right Confluence updates to Discord, find and share live pages, and turn reviewed discussions into durable docs.

Pre-Marketplace preview. Paid via Atlassian at launch.

01Confluence stays authoritativeLive pages and permission-aware actions

02Discord stays currentUseful updates where discussion happens

03Sharing stays intentionalPrivate results before public posts

Confluence notifications

Updates your team can act on

Create global or space-level rules for new pages, updates, and comments. Set the destination, timing, filters, card content, and quick actions, then preview before enabling.

  • Route the right activityWatch all pages, selected spaces, or one page.
  • Preview before sendingSee the Discord card while the rule is still a draft.
  • Keep actions close to contextAdd comments, manage labels, or create a follow-up page when supported.
Explore the documentation
Complete notification content and Discord quick-action controls with balanced Confluence page spacing on every side.
Choose what each card shows, then keep supported actions next to the update.

Why it matters

Close the gap between Confluence and Discord.

For Confluence admins and knowledge leads, the challenge is getting useful knowledge noticed, found, and reused.

01

Surface the change

Send relevant page and comment activity to the Discord channels where work happens.

02

Find the source

Find live Confluence pages privately, then share only what belongs in the channel.

03

Capture the decision

Review a Discord-to-Confluence draft before turning the conversation into a page.

Private-first discovery

Find it privately. Share it intentionally.

Search live Confluence as the linked Discord member. Results stay private until that person chooses to share them.

Search from DiscordUse /find-page to search page titles first.

Read as the linked memberInteractive reads prefer the member's Confluence identity.

Choose when to postPrivate page results expose an explicit channel-sharing action.

Scheduled knowledge

Useful digests, without the wall of links

Build scheduled summaries by page scope, space, or label. Choose the fields, timing, destination, and card language with a live Discord preview.

  • Fit the team's ritualRun hourly, daily, on weekdays, or weekly in the selected timezone.
  • Keep the list focusedFilter by space, label, parent page, update window, and sort order.
  • Preview the exact shapeCompare list and page-detail cards before enabling the summary.
Complete scheduled-summary controls for result limits, visible fields, card language, and page details. Complete scheduled-summary controls for delivery cadence, local time, and timezone.
Choose the digest fields, then set its delivery cadence and timezone.

Reviewed page creation

Turn Discord decisions into durable pages

Configure the /create-page fields and destination in Confluence. The member reviews the private result before the app writes through their linked Atlassian identity.

  • Match the team's templateChoose and order the title, page content, and attachment fields. Configure parent-page behavior separately.
  • Review before writingThe Discord flow shows a private review step before Confluence changes.
  • Link the follow-upOptionally create a linked Discord thread after the page is created.
See the creation workflow
Complete Discord modal-field controls for title, page content, and attachments. Discord create-page modal with title and page-content fields plus Cancel and Submit actions.
Set the fields in Confluence. Complete the real modal in Discord.

How it works

Connect Confluence and Discord in three steps

The systems stay connected without turning Discord into a second Confluence.

  1. 1

    Install in Confluence

    At launch, install the app from Atlassian Marketplace and open its Confluence settings.

  2. 2

    Connect Discord

    Add one or more servers, choose access policies, and select visible channels.

  3. 3

    Shape the workflow

    Set up notifications, summaries, knowledge commands, and reviewed page creation.

Simple pricing

Every feature. One plan.

Starts at $5 per month for up to 10 Confluence users, with lower per-user rates as your team grows.

Included in one edition

  • ✓ Notification rules and previews
  • ✓ Page discovery and sharing
  • ✓ Scheduled summaries and page lists
  • ✓ Discord-to-Confluence creation

Pricing follows Confluence users, not Discord members.

Questions, answered

What to know before launch

Current answers for the pre-Marketplace product and approved launch model.

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Is Firnity Discord for Confluence available to install today?

Not publicly. There is no Atlassian Marketplace listing yet. Request early access for launch updates.

Who is Firnity Discord for Confluence designed for?

For Confluence administrators and knowledge leads on product teams that work day to day in Discord.

Which Confluence activity can reach Discord?

Notification rules support page-created, page-updated, and comment-created activity. Rules can be site-wide or owned by one Confluence space, with source filters and Discord destinations.

How do permissions and private results work?

Interactive Discord reads prefer the invoking member's linked Confluence identity and load live Confluence data. Command results stay private unless the workflow exposes and the member chooses an explicit public post action.

Can one Confluence site connect multiple Discord servers?

Yes. The app supports multiple connected Discord servers, with server-specific access policies and visible channel choices.

Does Firnity Discord for Confluence copy pages into its own search index?

No. The app does not store a Confluence page index or persist full page bodies for search. Page discovery and loading use permission-scoped live Confluence requests.

How much will it cost?

Pricing starts at $5 per month for up to 10 Confluence users, with lower per-user rates for larger teams. Every feature is included in one Paid via Atlassian edition. See the full pricing table.

Where can I find documentation and support?

Read the Firnity Discord for Confluence documentation or use the support page. You can also email contact@firnity.com.

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