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    mailto.wiki - Send Emails to Confluence

    by Craft Codersfor Confluence Cloud and Confluence Server 7.4.0 - 7.12.2
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    Receive and store emails like meeting notes, (automated) reports and newsletters in Confluence

    Receive and store emails like meeting notes, (automated) reports and newsletters in Confluence

    Receive and store emails like meeting notes, (automated) reports and newsletters in Confluence

    Send Emails to your Confluence instance

    Define where your content should be added

    Decide how we format your content

    Once you have registered one or more @mailto.wiki addresses, you can send them the content you want to add to your Confluence instance. Each email you send to your @mailto.wiki address leads to a new page or blog-post.

    By using "Space-Rules" you have fine-grained control over which content belongs to which space. For example, the first rule in the picture above leads to a new blog-post in your Meetings space for each incoming email.

    To keep things consistent across all your pages and blog-posts, you can decide how we should format a new page or blog-post that is created based on an incoming email.

    Send Emails to your Confluence instance

    Define where your content should be added

    Decide how we format your content

    Once you have set up your email settings, you can send the content you want to add to your Confluence instance. Each email you send to your configured mailbox leads to a new page or blog-post.

    By using "Space-Rules" you have fine-grained control over which content belongs to which space. For example, the first rule in the picture above leads to a new page in the Chess Openings space for certain email.

    To keep things consistent across all your pages and blog-posts, you can decide how we should format a new page or blog-post that is created based on an incoming email.

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    🛠 First Steps

    To use mailto.wiki you need to follow a few steps (detailed article).

    • Go to the configuration page of the add-on.
    • Register an email address.
    • Set a default space for incoming emails.

    ✨ Features

    • Adding Attachments: You can add email attachments that will be uploaded to your pages.
    • Sender-Whitelist: Define sender-suffixes that can send emails to your addresses. All other senders will be blocked.
    • Content-Type evaluation: Specify whether you want email attachments added to your pages in general and if so which Content-Types should be allowed.
    • Spam filtering: Our Email server is running anti-spam services to prevent spam-content from being posted to Confluence.
    • Virus screening: Our Email server is running virus screening services to prevent malicious attachments from being posted to Confluence.
    • Data ownership: Sensitive data is stored within your Confluence instance and not on our servers.
    • Data encryption: Data sent between Confluence and our services is fully encrypted.

    More details

    🛠 First Steps

    To use mailto.wiki you need to follow a few steps:

    • Go to the configuration page of the add-on.
    • Enter your mail server settings.
    • Set a default space for incoming emails.

    ✨ Features

    • Adding Attachments: You can add email attachments that will be uploaded to your pages.
    • Content-Type evaluation: Specify whether you want email attachments added to your pages in general and if so which Content-Types should be allowed.
    • Data ownership: Sensitive data is stored within your Confluence instance and not on our servers.

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    by Arthur Mack on 2020-10-28
    This app has a lot of uses. We did encounter some difficulties with the installation but the developer was very quick to find the problem and roll out a fix. Setup is easy and it makes good looking pages out of E-Mails. We are using JIRA automation to send out detailed E-Mail reports to this app and then capturing the report as a page. I like the fact that you can use filters to direct where the pages are created based on the E-Mail. The app of course has many other uses as well like subscribing to E-Mail feeds etc. The developer is very responsive which is also good and willing to listen to ideas. Latest update is we can now choose from different titles strategy like putting on date and time stamps in the title as well as the e-mails title.
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    Versions

    Confluence Cloud • Released 2021-05-17

    Summary

    Minor version update

    Details

    Minor version update

    Versions

    Version 0.4 • Confluence Server 7.4.0 - 7.12.2 • Released 2021-05-17

    Summary

    Bugfixes

    Details

    - Fixed bug with parent pages

    Installation

    1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
    3. Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
    4. Locate mailto.wiki - Send Emails to Confluence via search. Results include app versions compatible with your Confluence instance.
    5. Click Install to download and install your app.
    6. You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.

    To find older mailto.wiki - Send Emails to Confluence versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.

    1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
    3. Locate mailto.wiki - Send Emails to Confluence.
    4. Click Free trial to download and install your app.
    5. You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.

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