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Confluence

QA Hub integrates with Confluence Cloud to surface knowledge pages alongside Jira ticket results. Use it to pull design specs, business rules, or existing test documentation as additional context when generating test cases.

Requirements​

Confluence integration is only available when Jira is your active connector. Both services share the same Atlassian credentials configured in Settings → Integrations → Jira.

How it works​

When Jira is active and Confluence credentials are configured, the Dashboard shows a Confluence tab in the search results panel. Searching in that tab queries your Confluence space for pages matching the current query.

QA Hub uses the Confluence Cloud REST API (/wiki/rest/api/content/search) with CQL:

type = page AND space.key = "YOUR_SPACE" AND text ~ "your query"

Configure your Confluence space​

  1. Go to Settings → Integrations → Jira.
  2. Fill in the Confluence space key field (e.g., DOCS, ENG).
  3. The same Jira email and API token are used for authentication — no separate Confluence token needed.

Search results​

Each Confluence result shows:

  • Page title with a direct link
  • Space name
  • Excerpt with matching text highlighted
  • Last modified date

Using Confluence pages as context​

Click a Confluence result to expand the page excerpt. You can copy relevant sections into the Manual Entry acceptance criteria field, or reference the content when reviewing AI-generated BDD scenarios.

Confluence for edge cases

Confluence is especially useful for finding business rules and error scenarios that may not appear in Jira acceptance criteria — feeding them into QA Hub's AI context improves test case quality.