SharePoint Connector for Confluence works with one or more SharePoint Online tenants and automatically selects the user and tenant for each macro. For the general architecture, see How the app works.
Signing in
The app uses single sign-on where possible, so you don't have to sign in to SharePoint more often than necessary.
Working with more than one tenant
You can embed content from more than one SharePoint Online tenant on the same Confluence page. A few conditions apply:
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Separate sign-in: You sign in to each tenant separately, and the app requests data per tenant.
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Tenant choice in the editor: In the macro editor, you choose which tenant to get content from.
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Independent macros: Each macro selects its tenant on its own, so different macros on the same page can show content from different tenants.
How the tenant is chosen
The tenant is selected automatically based on the situation:
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Viewing a document or list: The tenant where the item is stored.
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Inserting a new macro: Your home tenant.
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Editing a macro with configured content: The tenant that stores the configured item.
Switching tenants while editing a macro is not yet possible.