You must only install apps that call the Teamwork Graph API in test organizations. Apps calling the Teamwork Graph API require the read:graph:jiraor read:graph:confluence scope, which provides access to Teamwork Graph data across your entire organization. While apps still respect end-user permissions, this scope may grant access to sensitive information. For safety, only install these apps in organizations with test data. Do not install apps using this API in organizations with production data while this feature is in EAP.

Additionally, this EAP has significant limitations. To review the full list of limitations, see Limitations and considerations.

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Represents a Confluence blog post - a time-ordered publication within a Confluence space. Blog posts are used for announcements, updates, team communications, and time-sensitive content that follows a chronological publishing pattern.

Available fields and properties

The Teamwork Graph API has the following fields and properties that you can use in your queries:

Object type fields are the core data fields of the object. Use these when you want to retrieve specific information about the object in your queries.
Cypher query properties are metadata properties used for filtering and traversing relationships between different object types in Teamwork Graph. Use Cypher query properties when you need to filter or navigate relationships between this object and other objects in your queries.

Object type fields

Cypher query properties

Object type fields

You can access these fields in the GraphiQL playground using the book icon in the top left, and then searching for Confluence blog post.

Field	Type	Description
`author`	`User`	User who authored this blog post.
`content`	`ConfluenceBodies`	Content body of the blog post in various format representations. Confluence stores content in multiple formats to support different use cases and integrations.
`createdAt`	`DateTime`	Timestamp when the blog post was originally created or first published.
`id`	`ID!`	Unique identifier for the Confluence blog post. This ID is globally unique across the entire Teamwork Graph.
`lastEditor`	`User`	User who last edited this blog post.
`lastUpdatedAt`	`DateTime`	Timestamp of the most recent modification to the blog post content or metadata.
`owner`	`User`	User who owns this blog post.
`space`	`ConfluenceSpace`	The Confluence space that contains this blog post. Provides context and navigation capabilities to the parent space.
`status`	`ConfluenceContentStatus`	Current publication status of the blog post, indicating its lifecycle state and visibility.
`title`	`String`	Title of the blog post as displayed in feeds and the blog archive.

Fields for ConfluenceBodies

Field Type Description

Field	Type	Description
`atlasDocFormat`	`ConfluenceBody`	Content in ATLAS_DOC_FORMAT representation. This format is optimized for modern Confluence editing and rendering experiences. It provides a structured document model that supports rich content types, collaborative editing features, and advanced layout capabilities.
`storage`	`ConfluenceBody`	Content in STORAGE format representation. This is Confluence's native storage format that preserves the complete content structure including macros, formatting, and metadata. It's the authoritative representation used for persistence and serves as the source of truth for content.

atlasDocFormat

ConfluenceBody

Content in ATLAS_DOC_FORMAT representation.

This format is optimized for modern Confluence editing and rendering experiences. It provides a structured document model that supports rich content types, collaborative editing features, and advanced layout capabilities.

storage

ConfluenceBody

Content in STORAGE format representation.

This is Confluence's native storage format that preserves the complete content structure including macros, formatting, and metadata. It's the authoritative representation used for persistence and serves as the source of truth for content.

Fields for ConfluenceBody

Field	Type	Description
`representation`	`String`	Identifier for the content representation format.
`value`	`String`	The actual content data in the format specified by the representation field.

Fields for ConfluenceBody

Field	Type	Description
`representation`	`String`	Identifier for the content representation format.
`value`	`String`	The actual content data in the format specified by the representation field.

Fields for ConfluenceSpace

Field	Type	Description
`alias`	`String`	Alternative identifier or short name for the space. Provides additional flexibility in referencing and organizing spaces.
`createdAt`	`DateTime`	Timestamp when the space was originally created.
`creator`	`User`	User who originally created this space.
`description`	`String`	Descriptive text explaining the purpose and scope of the space. Helps users understand the space's content and intended use.
`id`	`ID!`	Unique identifier for the Confluence space. This ID is globally unique across the entire Teamwork Graph. Format: ConfluenceSpaceARI
`key`	`String`	Short, URL-friendly key that uniquely identifies the space within a Confluence instance. Used in URLs and as a human-readable identifier (e.g., "TEAM" or "DOCS").
`name`	`String`	Display name of the space as shown in the UI and navigation. This is the primary human-readable identifier for the space.
`status`	`ConfluenceSpaceStatus`	Current lifecycle status of the space. Indicates whether the space is active (CURRENT) or has been archived (ARCHIVED).
`type`	`ConfluenceSpaceType`	Classification of the space's scope and ownership. GLOBAL spaces are shared team spaces, while PERSONAL spaces belong to individual users.
`webUrl`	`URL`	Links associated with the Space.

Values for ConfluenceSpaceStatus

Value	Description
`ARCHIVED`	Space has been archived and is no longer actively used. Archived spaces are preserved but hidden from normal navigation. Content remains accessible but the space is marked as inactive.
`CURRENT`	Space is currently active and in normal use. This is the default state for spaces that are actively being used for collaboration.

Values for ConfluenceSpaceType

Value	Description
`GLOBAL`	Shared team space accessible to multiple users. Global spaces are used for team collaboration, documentation, and shared knowledge. Access is typically controlled through space permissions.
`PERSONAL`	Personal space owned by an individual user. Personal spaces provide private areas for individual work, notes, and drafts. Typically visible only to the owner and explicitly granted users.

Values for ConfluenceContentStatus

Value	Description
`ARCHIVED`	Content has been archived for long-term storage. Archived content is preserved but removed from normal navigation and search. Can be restored to CURRENT status if needed.
`CURRENT`	Content is currently published and visible. This is the normal state for live content that users can view and interact with.
`DELETED`	Content has been permanently deleted. Deleted content is typically not recoverable through normal user actions. May be retained for audit or compliance purposes.
`DRAFT`	Content is in draft state and not yet published. Draft content is only visible to its author and authorized collaborators. Can be published by changing status to CURRENT.
`HISTORICAL`	Content represents a historical version. Historical versions preserve content evolution and enable version comparison. Not directly visible but accessible through version history.
`TRASHED`	Content has been moved to trash but not permanently deleted. Trashed content can typically be restored or permanently deleted. Provides a safety net before permanent deletion.

Available relationships

The following relationships are currently supported for Confluence blog post:

From relationships

To relationships

Relationships where Confluence blog post is the source object.

Relationship name	From object type	To object type
Confluence blogpost shared with Atlassian user	Confluence blog post	Atlassian user
Confluence blogpost has Confluence comment	Confluence blog post	Confluence comment
Entity links entity	Confluence blog post	Confluence page Confluence blog post