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# Connect Confluence
Connect Confluence from the Siit integration settings, then pin and publish the synced pages in the Knowledge tab, and add or sync new Confluence pages later on
### Integrating with confluence
It's easy to set up confluence directly through Siit ⚡️
After logging into Siit, click on **the “⚙️”** (top right of the page)
Then click on [**Apps & integration**](https://app.siit.io/settings/apps) and select Confluence.
Click the link that says "Connect now".
Once it's done, you just have to go on the "Knowledge tab" (in the menu) and publish all the articles uploaded. To do so:
* **Pin the articles you want to publish**
* **Click on "Publish"**
**Pin the articles you want to publish**
**Click on "Publish"**
### Adding and synchronizing confluence pages into Siit
Here is a video showing how you can add and sync new confluence pages:
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