Send emails to Confluence to create pages, blogs, comments, and attachments. Each page can have its own email address
Send emails to Confluence to create pages, blogs, comments, and attachments. Each page can have its own email address
Send emails to Confluence to create pages, blogs, comments, and attachments. Each page can have its own email address
Create Pages, Blogs, Attachments with EMail
Pages, Blogs and content go to where you want
Simple administration screen
Conceptual representation of sending an email to Confluence which creates content in the form of a page or blog with attachments
Each page can have its own email address (though this is not required and there are many ways to route pages to the right location in your wiki)
Simple admin screen to point at your Confluence's email account
More details
The Send-Email-To-Page plugin uses a single email account, but allows users to send emails to any page on the server. Those emails can optionally create new pages, add comments to existing pages, add attachments.
If used with a Google Mail account or other server which supports email plus address aliasing then each Confluence page has it's own email address (even if it doesn't yet exist) via the single account. However any email system will work. There are several ways to specify content destinations (pages/comments/blogs). The system has defaults to use the email subject as the page name or a 'command tag' can be inserted into the email to tell it what to do - specifically what page to create and where. You can also add labels to the pages/blogs you create via email.
Reviews for cloud
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Thank you Olga! We are always very happy to hear when it is adding value.
-Brendan
The add-on actually does everything you said it should do and quite a bit more.
I am wondering if you made a few assumptions without getting a chance to look at the documentation?
It took me a couple of reads to understand what you were saying because the plugin definitely lets you create multiple pages, blogs and comments anywhere you want to including across different spaces via different email addresses or subjects.
The add-on does indeed allow you to create *multiple pages* anywhere in your Confluence server via email. Pages can be specified using 1) different email addresses 2) the subject line 3) by special tags in the content.
It does in fact support multiple email addresses through plus addressing which some severs support such as Google Mail. If you look through the documentation you will find several different ways to create different pages, label them, add comments and more. If you have a more limited email server like Exchange then you will need to use the subject line or command tags.
Actually the default behavior of the add-on IS to add comments. I have just set up a clean install and tested/verified this behavior both manually and through my test suite. If you are seeing different behavior there could be an issue related to your system, but comment creation IS what happens when multiple emails are sent to the same page.
Based on your comments I am looking forward to both a purchase and a 4-star review! ;) Just kidding. I have been meaning to make a new demo video to do a better job showcasing the features which might help.
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Thanks very much for your interest in this Confluence add-on! Yes it will check automatically according to the schedule you set under the Confluence 'job schedule' page.
https://artemis.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EMPLG/overview#SendEMailToPage-YoucancontrolhowoftentheemailserverispolledbynavigatingtoAdminstration:ScheduledJobs
Reviews for Data Center
(23)Sign in to write a reviewThank you Olga! We are always very happy to hear when it is adding value.
-Brendan
The add-on actually does everything you said it should do and quite a bit more.
I am wondering if you made a few assumptions without getting a chance to look at the documentation?
It took me a couple of reads to understand what you were saying because the plugin definitely lets you create multiple pages, blogs and comments anywhere you want to including across different spaces via different email addresses or subjects.
The add-on does indeed allow you to create *multiple pages* anywhere in your Confluence server via email. Pages can be specified using 1) different email addresses 2) the subject line 3) by special tags in the content.
It does in fact support multiple email addresses through plus addressing which some severs support such as Google Mail. If you look through the documentation you will find several different ways to create different pages, label them, add comments and more. If you have a more limited email server like Exchange then you will need to use the subject line or command tags.
Actually the default behavior of the add-on IS to add comments. I have just set up a clean install and tested/verified this behavior both manually and through my test suite. If you are seeing different behavior there could be an issue related to your system, but comment creation IS what happens when multiple emails are sent to the same page.
Based on your comments I am looking forward to both a purchase and a 4-star review! ;) Just kidding. I have been meaning to make a new demo video to do a better job showcasing the features which might help.
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Versions
Version 2.9.1 • Confluence Server 6.2.0 - 6.15.7 • Released 2017-12-04
Summary
This version includes the fix for https://artemis.atlassian.net/browse/EMPLG-53
Installation
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate Send Email to Page via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Send Email to Page. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Send Email to Page begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Confluence instance.
To find older Send Email to Page versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
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