Page classification for Confluence
This is for organizations that keep sensitive material in Confluence and need people to see only what they are cleared to see — on the whole page, or on a portion of it.
Problem
Sensitive content sits next to general pages. Without classification and restriction by level, visibility is all-or-nothing, or buried in manual page permissions.
How it works
- 1.Install Classifier for Confluence (Data Center) from the Marketplace.
- 2.Define classification levels and apply them to pages or in-page portions.
- 3.Use classification-aware restrictions so viewers only see what they are cleared for.
- 4.Add Classifier Bridge for Jira or One-Way Sync when classification must travel with tickets or across domains.
Video walkthrough
TODO: add Loom URL
Which apps
- Classifier for Confluence — Classify pages and portions with permission-aware visibility
- Classifier Bridge for Jira — Classify Jira issues and sync or intake classification data
- Churrie Page Management and Sync — Document approval workflow and Confluence instance sync for Data Center
FAQ
What is page classification for Confluence?
It means labeling a page (or a portion of a page) with a classification level, then restricting who can see that content so people only view what they are cleared for.
Is Classifier available on Confluence Cloud?
Classifier for Confluence and Classifier Bridge for Jira are Data Center apps today. Cloud apps on this site cover WorkPulse, Cadence, FormHub, Converse Hub, and Greenlight.
Can classification sync to Jira?
Yes — Classifier Bridge for Jira handles classification on issues plus sync and JSON intake paths.