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Integrate Aha! and Confluence to link Confluence Pages in AHA! and transfer them with JIRA
Atlassian currently offers the ability to Integrate Confluence & Jira using Application Links which gives teams multiple features.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/use-jira-applications-and-confluence-together-427623543.html
One of the features we utilize heavily is the ability to Move between Jira & Confluence.
Whenever you add a link to JIRA issues in Confluence, or link to a Confluence page from your JIRA application, the JIRA Links button appears at the top of the Confluence page. This makes it really easy to jump from Confluence to JIRA and vice versa, speeding up your workflow.
The great thing about the Confluence Links in Jira is that they are dynamic and change if the page is renamed or moved in Confluence.
I believe that it would be a great benefit to integrate Aha! and Confluence to do the same thing. Once integrated the Confluence links can be added to Aha! feature and then passed to Jira through Feature field mapping. This would save time as currently I create a Feature in Aha! then send it to Jira and have to remember to go and add the Confluence Link in Jira.
Here is how it would work once Aha! & Confluence are integrated:
Create a Confluence page using the Product Requirements Blueprint.
Create a Feature in Aha! and link it to the Confluence page (same way as done in Jira by searching for the Confluence page)
Send Feature to Jira using 'Send to JIRA'
Confluence page link is automatically transferred JIRA Issue
This tight integration between Aha!, JIRA & Confluence means that you can easily access the Confluence pages within Aha! and they can be transferred to JIRA and vice versa.
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ADMIN RESPONSEJun 4, 2025
Thank you for supporting this idea and for sharing your feedback.
We’ve done extensive research with many of you to better understand the use cases behind this request. While it’s clear that Confluence is a key part of your documentation workflows, we found that needs vary widely across teams - making it difficult to identify a single, shared integration point.
So we’ve taken a first step.
The Research tab now dynamically detects when a Confluence page is added via an external link and displays the Confluence logo next to it. This lightweight improvement helps visually identify when key documentation is hosted in Confluence, making it easier to spot and reference relevant resources.
We’re shipping this idea so we can start closing the gap, and we want to hear more from you. If you have a specific use case or workflow you’d like us to support, please let us know by submitting a new idea. Your input will help us prioritize the right next steps.
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integration with Confluence to sync Aha feature description with Confluence pages
We gather rather complex information on new increments in Aha feature descriptions, when those get developed information need to be transferred into our Company Wiki to provide all Company Members and some Partners access to it. Our Confluence Wik...
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Integrating Confluence with Aha! will be a huge help to our Product Managers. Easy access to PRS and TDS documents without having to make multiple clicks.
Is this on your roadmap?
What I am looking for is a way to embed the confluence page into Aha. Like an iframe or similar. We have many 'work spaces' in confluence that would be useful to see in the associated feature or ideas from a Product Manager perspective.
Our Development Team relies on JIRA and Uses Confluence Heavily for Documentation Management. Having Templates from Aha! Feed directly to Confluence or having them stored with the synched Link in JIRA would be a significant upgrade
Notes and Confluence serve the same purpose in alot of ways. In order for a Product team to rely on the sole use of Aha, you need to be able to sync the Aha! notes-> jira->confluence. In a multi system environment it will allow for the free flowing of information and Official documentation. Between the systems as needed
Step 3 : sending feature to Jira - as a story?? The problem i'm having is the story is only 1 story of many to get a feature done -need to break the story into multiple stories. The original story may get marked as "Done" but the other stories aren't Done, so AHA is incorreclty showing the feature as DONE, but it's not. Can you suggest a process please for updating AHA once multiple stories are done for the feature.