Last updated Oct 12, 2026

Confluence page has child Confluence page

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The ConfluencePageHasChildConfluencePage relationship represents the link between a parent Confluence page and child Confluence page within the Teamwork Graph. It allows you to:

Retrieve child pages for a specific Confluence page
Find the parent page of a Confluence page
Traverse and analyze page-hierarchy relationships

Relationship type: Canonical

From object types	To object types
Confluence page - `ati:cloud:confluence:page`	Confluence page - `ati:cloud:confluence:page`

Cypher

We recommend sending parameterized Cypher queries as below instead of embedding the parameters directly in the query string. This approach will help ensure better performance.

Forward query

Inverse query

GraphQL

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query ConfluencePageHasChildConfluencePage_CypherQuery($cypherQuery: String!, $params: CypherRequestParams) {
  cypherQuery(query: $cypherQuery, params: $params) {
    edges {
      node {
        columns {
          value {
            ... on CypherQueryResultNode {
              id
              data {
                __typename
                ... on ConfluencePage {
                  id
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Params

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{
  "cypherQuery": "MATCH (page:ConfluencePage {ari: $id})-[:confluence_page_has_child_confluence_page]->(page_1:ConfluencePage) RETURN page_1",
  "params": {
    "id": "$id"
  }
}