Secure Sensitive Information in Confluence
Secrets for Confluence - Password-Protected Content
Encrypt and password-protect content inside Confluence pages. Store credentials, API keys, personal data, and confidential notes where only people with the password can read them.
How Secrets for Confluence Works
Protect sensitive content in three simple steps:
Insert the "Secrets" macro
Add the Secrets macro to any Confluence page and enter the sensitive content you want to protect.
Set a password
Each secret has its own password. The content is encrypted and stored within Confluence, and no data leaves the Atlassian ecosystem.
Unlock when needed
Anyone with the password can open the content. Once unlocked, they can read it, edit it, change the password, or delete the secret.
Key Features
What the Secrets macro gives you inside Confluence.
Encrypted Storage
Secrets are stored encrypted within Confluence, so the content is protected at rest.
Password Protection
Each secret is individually password-protected. Only users who know the correct password can unlock and view the content.
Per-User Access Control
An unlocked secret is visible only to the user who unlocked it, even to other people with access to the page.
Edit & Manage
After unlocking, update the contents, rotate the password, or delete the secret from the Confluence page itself.
Multiple Secrets per Page
Combine multiple Secrets macros on a single page. Each secret is encrypted independently with its own password.
Built on Atlassian Forge
Built entirely on the Atlassian Forge platform. No external servers and no data egress, so your information stays within the Atlassian ecosystem.
Why Teams Use Secrets for Confluence
Common use cases:
Store credentials alongside runbooks
Keep passwords, API keys, and access tokens next to the documentation that uses them, encrypted and locked until someone needs them.
Share sensitive data securely within your team
Distribute secrets to the right people without sending them in plain text over chat or email. Everything stays inside Confluence.
Protect personally identifiable information
Comply with data protection policies by encrypting PII and confidential notes directly on your internal knowledge base pages.
Free to use for small teams
Secrets for Confluence is completely free for teams with up to 10 users, with no usage limits. Protect as many secrets on as many pages as your team needs.
Put your credentials behind a password
Install Secrets for Confluence from the Atlassian Marketplace. Free for small teams and built on Forge.