Confluence
Rencore monitors Confluence Cloud across 24 governance policies, 13 reports, and 14 inventories, detecting space sprawl, external sharing, app risk, and unused licenses automatically.
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Join the waiting listRencore Confluence governance is a set of 24 policies, 13 reports, 16 segments, and 14 inventories that continuously audit Atlassian Confluence Cloud for sprawl, access, app, and lifecycle risk. It detects spaces with anonymous access, pages shared with external users, third-party apps with broad admin scope, and licensed seats held by inactive users, with 8 automated remediation actions to deactivate users, archive spaces, and remove permissions.
84 governance capabilities: 14 inventories · 24 policies · 13 reports · 16 segments · 8 automations
Why govern Confluence with Rencore
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Control space and page sprawl
Detect spaces inactive for 365+ days, empty spaces, orphan pages, stale pages, and personal spaces of inactive users. Archive at scale with automated workflows.
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Manage external access and exposure
Find spaces with anonymous access, pages granting view to anonymous users, external users holding space-admin permissions, and external accounts still active after 30 days of inactivity.
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Govern Confluence apps
Inventory every installed app, surface apps with broad admin scopes, outdated apps, and inactive apps. Disable risky or unused apps directly from Rencore.
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Recover unused licenses
Identify licensed Confluence users who have not signed in, plus empty personal spaces tied to inactive accounts. Reclaim seats and reduce Atlassian spend.
What Rencore discovers
Rencore automatically inventories these Confluence object types.
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Confluence Site
An Atlassian Confluence Cloud site, identified by its instance hostname (e.g. acme.atlassian.net).
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Confluence User
Confluence Cloud user account.
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Confluence Group
Confluence Cloud group used to manage user permissions.
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Confluence Space
Confluence Cloud space containing pages, blog posts, and attachments.
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Confluence Space Permission
Permission assignment on a Confluence space.
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Confluence Page
A page in a Confluence space.
How Confluence governance works in Rencore
Rencore connects to Confluence Cloud via the Atlassian API and inventories 14 object types: sites, users, groups, spaces, space permissions, pages, blog posts, comments, attachments, templates, apps, audit events, labels, and global permissions. Policies run on every scan cycle and evaluate each object against governance rules, flagging sprawl, access, app, and license risk with severity levels.
Who uses Confluence governance
IT administrators use the 24 policies to maintain a clean, well-governed Confluence environment. CISOs rely on external access and anonymous-access policies to detect data exposure via shared pages. Heads of IT use the 13 activity, storage, and license reports to justify Confluence spend and identify spaces and seats that can be reclaimed.
Getting started
Provide Rencore with Atlassian API credentials. All 24 policies activate on first scan, covering spaces, pages, users, apps, and licensed seats. Eight automations cover the most common remediation paths: deactivate user, archive space, archive page, remove space permission, disable app, remove page restriction, delete personal space, and remove anonymous access. Rencore links Confluence users to Entra ID for cross-platform identity governance.
Policies
24 governance rules that detect violations and risks.
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Confluence space with anonymous access
Detects spaces that allow unauthenticated (anonymous) access.
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Confluence space editable by many users
Detects spaces where more than 50 users or groups have edit permissions.
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Confluence page restriction granted to anonymous
Detects page-level restriction grants that include the 'anonymous' principal.
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Confluence global admin permission grant
Detects principals that hold the global 'confluence-admin' permission.
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Personal space of inactive user
Detects personal spaces whose owner is no longer an active user.
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External user holds Confluence space admin
Detects customer-type principals that hold the 'admin' operation on a space.
High Security
Need a rule that isn't listed? Rencore's Policy Builder lets you create custom policies tailored to your organization. Learn more about the Policy Builder
Reports
13 analytics views and dashboards.
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Pages by space
Shows the top spaces by page count.
Bar Chart · Operation
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Content created over time
Shows the number of pages created per month over the last 12 months.
Column Chart · Operation
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Spaces by type
Shows the distribution of spaces by type (global vs personal).
Bar Chart · Uncategorized
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Top spaces by attachment storage
Shows spaces ranked by total attachment storage consumption.
Bar Chart · Costs
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Most active spaces
Shows spaces with the highest page count.
Bar Chart · Operation
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Spaces with anonymous access
Lists Confluence spaces that have anonymous access enabled.
Bar Chart · Security
Automations
8 automated remediation workflows.
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Deactivate Confluence User
Deactivates a Confluence Cloud user after approval.
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Archive Confluence Space
Archives a Confluence space after approval.
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Archive Confluence Page
Archives a Confluence page after approval.
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Remove Confluence Space Permission
Removes a space permission entry after approval.
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Disable Confluence App
Disables a Confluence Connect or Forge app after approval.
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Remove Confluence Page Restriction
Removes a page-level restriction grant after approval.
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Delete Personal Confluence Space
Deletes a personal Confluence space after approval (refuses non-personal spaces).
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Remove Anonymous Access from Confluence Space
Removes anonymous access from a Confluence space after approval.
Segments
16 data groupings for targeted filtering.
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Inactive Confluence Users
Shows Confluence user accounts that are deactivated.
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External Confluence Users
Shows customer-type Confluence accounts (external collaborators).
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Confluence App Accounts
Shows Confluence accounts of type 'app' (third-party integrations).
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Global Spaces
Shows Confluence spaces of type 'global'.
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Personal Spaces
Shows Confluence personal spaces.
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Archived Spaces
Shows archived Confluence spaces.
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Active Spaces
Shows current (non-archived) Confluence spaces.
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Stale Pages (365+ days)
Shows current pages not modified in over a year.
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Draft Pages
Shows Confluence pages in draft status.
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Empty Confluence Groups
Shows Confluence groups with zero members.
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Spaces with anonymous access
Shows Confluence spaces that have anonymous access enabled.
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Personal spaces of inactive users
Shows personal spaces where the owning user is no longer active.
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Global Confluence admins
Shows principals that hold the 'confluence-admin' global permission.
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Outdated Confluence apps
Shows enabled apps that have not been updated by the vendor in over a year.
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Sparse Confluence labels
Shows labels used on fewer than two pieces of content.
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External users active in last 30 days
Shows customer-type accounts that have logged in within the last 30 days.
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