Automate Confluence Page Creation from Templates with Dynamic Content
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Streamline your documentation workflow by automatically creating new Confluence pages from existing templates. This workflow dynamically populates template placeholders with data received via a webhook, ensuring consistent, up-to-date content with minimal manual effort.
About This Workflow
This powerful n8n workflow automates the creation of Confluence pages directly from your predefined templates. It kicks off with a webhook, allowing seamless integration with any external system that can send HTTP requests. The workflow fetches a specified Confluence template, then intelligently replaces custom placeholders within the template's title and body with dynamic data received from the webhook. Finally, it creates a new Confluence page in your designated space, optionally under a specific parent page, with a unique, timestamped title. This ensures consistency across your documentation and drastically reduces manual content creation time.
Key Features
- Automated Confluence Page Generation: Instantly create new Confluence pages programmatically upon a trigger.
- Leverage Existing Confluence Templates: Utilize your established Confluence templates for consistent branding and structure.
- Dynamic Content Population: Replace custom placeholders (e.g.,
$user.name$,$project.id$) in templates with data from external sources via a webhook. - Flexible Configuration: Easily customize Confluence base URL, target space, template ID, and parent page ID through a dedicated 'Set parameters' node.
- Secure Atlassian API Integration: Authenticates securely using Atlassian API tokens via HTTP Basic Auth for robust Confluence interaction.
How To Use
- Configure Atlassian API Token: Create an API token for your Atlassian account here and add it as an
AtlassianHTTP Basic Auth credential in n8n. - Set Workflow Parameters: Open the
Set parametersnode and update theconfluence_base_url(e.g.,https://your-domain.atlassian.net),template_id(find this in Confluence by opening a template and looking at the URL),target_space_key, andtarget_parent_page_id(optional) to match your Confluence instance. - Define Placeholders: Ensure your Confluence template contains placeholders in the format
$your.data.key$for the dynamic content you want to inject. - Configure Webhook Payload: Send data to the
WebhookURL. The JSON payload should contain the keys corresponding to your template placeholders (e.g.,{"user": {"name": "Alice"}}for a$user.name$placeholder). - Test and Activate: Execute the workflow manually to test the page creation and placeholder replacement, then activate it to enable automated triggering.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
{
"id": "81854ebe-c38f-4a43-b0ad-7751a8072fc4",
"name": "Automate Confluence Page Creation from Templates with Dynamic Content",
"nodes": 25,
"category": "Operations",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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