You will soon be able to search Confluence Cloud and Jira tickets from Microsoft Teams and SharePoint

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Calendar icon Updated January 22nd, 2022

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by Surur
updated on Jan 22nd, 2022 published on Jan 22nd, 2022

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Microsoft has announced that it is releasing two new Graph connectors for Atlassian Confluence and Jira.

With Microsoft Graph connectors, organizations can index third-party data so it appears in Microsoft Search results. This feature expands the types of content sources that are searchable in your Microsoft 365 productivity apps and the broader Microsoft ecosystem. The third-party data can be hosted on-premises or in the public or private clouds.

With the Microsoft Graph connector for Confluence cloud, you would be able to index and search for Confluence pages and blogs from any of Microsoft Search endpoints like Bing, SharePoint, Office.com etc. Similarly, with the Graph connector for Jira cloud, you will be able to index and search for Jira issues and tickets.

Admins will be able to configure the Graph connectors from the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Refer to the documentation page for Confluence and Jira connectors to learn more about the setup process.

Microsoft will begin rolling out the new connectors in early February and expects to complete the rollout by mid-February.

Find more information in Microsoft’s blog post here.

More about the topics: confluence, JIRA, Microsoft Graph, Microsoft Teams