Confluence connector

Import features straight from Confluence: pick a page, and Dezycro turns it into a feature with that page as its PRD (and optionally a second page as its TRD). You choose whether Dezycro copies the content or links to it — with Link, Confluence stays the source of truth and Dezycro never stores the raw content.

Connecting

The connection is per user — each teammate connects their own Atlassian account, and imports run with their Confluence permissions (you can only import pages you can read).

1. Click New feature (New feature in the left rail, or New Feature on a project page) and pick Connectors.
2. Click Connect Confluence. An Atlassian consent window opens — approve read access.
3. You're returned to the wizard, connected.

Dezycro requests read-only scopes (spaces + pages). It never writes to your Confluence.

Managing the connection

The wizard shows who's connected and offers Disconnect. Disconnecting stops future imports and refreshes through that connection; documents already copied are unaffected, documents linked through it can no longer refresh until someone reconnects.

Importing a feature

One import = one feature. The wizard walks you through:

1. Copy or Link — the first choice, before anything else. This sets the default for the documents you pick (each document can still be overridden individually).
2. PRD source (required) — browse a space or type to search page titles, then pick the page.
3. TRD source (optional) — a second page to import as the feature's TRD.
4. Name + placement — prefilled from the PRD page's actual content (same suggestion engine as the other on-ramps); edit freely. Placement supports the same folder suggestions as everywhere else.
5. Create feature — you land in the new feature's PRD, same as any other creation path.

Copy vs Link

	Copy	Link
Source of truth	Dezycro	Confluence
Editable in Dezycro	Yes	No — read-only
Content stored in Dezycro	Yes	Never — only a reference; content is fetched on demand and held in a short-lived cache (~10 minutes)
Stays in sync with Confluence	No	Yes — refresh any time
Choose per document	Yes	Yes

Use Copy when the Confluence page was a starting point and Dezycro should own the document from now on. Use Link when Confluence remains where the team edits — reviewers, agents, and the verification pipeline always see the current page.

Working with linked documents

Linked documents are labelled "Source of truth: Confluence" wherever they appear — the document page and the editor both show the banner with:

• View in Confluence — jump to the source page
• Last synced — when the content was last fetched
• Refresh from source — pull the latest version now

Editing is disabled in Dezycro (including AI chat edits — the assistant will review and explain the document but directs changes to Confluence). To change a linked document, edit the page in Confluence and click Refresh from source.

Linked documents and verification

Test generation and the verifier read linked PRD/TRD content on demand through the stored connection — no one needs to be logged in for pipeline runs to see the current page. If the connection has been revoked or the page deleted, the pipeline fails with a clear error instead of silently treating the document as empty — reconnect Confluence (or re-import) to resolve it.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Cause / fix
Connectors tile says it isn't enabled	The Atlassian integration isn't configured for your Dezycro environment — contact your admin.
"Could not fetch linked source…"	The connection was revoked/deleted, or the source page is gone. Reconnect Confluence, or re-import the feature.
Search finds nothing	Search matches page titles (any part of the title, case-insensitive) within the selected space — check you're in the right space.
Consent window closes without connecting	Pop-up blocked, or the Atlassian account has no access to the site — allow pop-ups and retry.

What's next

Jira and Notion connectors follow the same model and are on the roadmap.