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Role briefs and team documentation often live in Confluence, and project or hiring requirements in Jira. Connect your Atlassian account so the Sourcing agent can use those pages and issues when you ask it to.
Atlassian is a ready-made connector. Connectors overview explains how connectors work and how connected data is accessed, stored and shared.

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Requirements

  • An Atlassian Cloud site, and an account with access to the Confluence spaces or Jira projects you want to use.
  • A Metaview account with access to Sourcing.
  • Access that isn’t blocked by your organisation’s Atlassian controls. Your Atlassian admin manages MCP domain controls, IP allowlists and which tool permissions are enabled.

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Connect Atlassian

1

Open Atlassian settings

In Metaview, open Settings > Integrations and select Connect Atlassian. If a connection already exists, the card shows Manage Atlassian instead.
2

Sign in to Atlassian

Select Connect Atlassian. Sign in and authorise access to the Atlassian Cloud site containing your content.
3

Check the connection

You will return to Metaview. Atlassian settings show Atlassian connected. and a Connected status when setup is complete.

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Use Atlassian in Sourcing

Open Sourcing and use the Connectors menu beside the message composer to select Atlassian for your search. Tell the agent the site, the space or project, and include a link to the page or issue where you can. For example:

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What the agent can do

The agent can search and read Confluence and Jira content, and create or update Confluence pages and Jira work items. This is limited by the connected account’s permissions and by the tool permissions your Atlassian admin has enabled.
Some search and context requests are powered by Atlassian Rovo and consume your organisation’s Rovo credits.

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Share or disconnect

Your Atlassian connection is personal by default. Workspace admins can share their own connection by selecting Workspace on its Personal / Workspace control in Settings > Integrations > Manage Atlassian. Select Disconnect in the same place to stop further Atlassian requests.
A shared connection lets workspace members read, create and update Confluence and Jira content through the connected Atlassian account, even if they do not have their own access in Atlassian. Share only a connection whose content and permissions are appropriate for your workspace.
See Connectors overview for how sharing and disconnecting work.

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Troubleshooting

If the issue persists, contact Metaview support.