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Installing Confluence on Rootly
We recommend you perform the installation with a
service account
to ensure the integration doesn’t break, should the installing user leave the company.
Ensure that you are
logged in as an Admin user
in Rootly.
Locate
Confluence Cloud
on the
Integrations catalog
and select
Setup
.
You’ll be prompted to grant Rootly permission to integrate with your Confluence account. Once confirmed, the installation is considered complete!
Setting Up Retro Templates in Confluence
Once logged into Confluence, select the
Space
in which you want to create the retrospective template in.
Select
Space Settings
.
Select
Templates
under Look and Feel.
Click on
Create New Template
.
Now you can build out your custom template! Liquid syntax is supported.
TIP:
You can use the
Incident Variable Explorer
to test out what value each liquid variable returns.
Support
If you need help or more information about this integration, please contact
support@rootly.com
or start a chat by navigating to
Help > Chat with Us
.
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You can
uninstall
this integration in the integrations panel by clicking
Configure > Delete.
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