Sign In to Atlassian Confluence Cloud

Questions

  • I have been provided access to a space in Confluence Cloud, how do I sign in?
  • How do I sign in to Atlassian Confluence Cloud at Bowdoin?
  • Where is the Confluence sign-in page?
  • How do I get to Confluence from the Bowdoin login portal?
  • Do I use my Bowdoin account to sign in to Confluence?

Environment

This article applies to Bowdoin users who have been granted access to a Confluence Cloud space. Confluence Cloud is used by some groups on campus to support internal information, procedures, and similar content. The service is hosted by Atlassian and leverages single sign-on.

Resolution

If you have permission to a Confluence Cloud space, you can get to the sign-in page in one of two ways.

  1. Navigate and log in to login.bowdoin.edu and click the Confluence tile, or
  2. Browse to bowdoin.atlassian.net.
  3. Click the Sign-in link in the upper-right if you are not already signed in.
    The menu bar on the Confluence home page with the Sign-in link highlighted in a red box on the right side of the picture.
  4. At the Confluence login window, enter your Bowdoin email address in the field provided. You should be taken to the Okta login page to sign in.
Note: If you reached Confluence through the Okta login portal, or are logged in to another Bowdoin service that uses single sign-on, you will not be asked to log in again.

Additional Help

If you need further assistance, you have several options:

  • Bowdoin Bot: Chat with Bowdoin Bot directly from any KB page for instant answers.
  • Phone: Call the Bowdoin College Service Desk at (207) 725-3030.
  • In person: Visit the Tech Hub in Smith Union during business hours.
  • Submit a ticket: Request assistance through the Service Catalog.
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