Compliance Glossary for Confluence

Which external evidence connectors are available in Compliance Glossary?

Production v6 exposes three user-visible external evidence paths: Git Connector, Offline Manifest Sync, and Upload controlled evidence. GitHub and manifest imports are administrator-enabled and default off. File upload is enabled for licensed administrators once an enterprise freeze exists. Generic approved HTTPS and the Requirements Yogi, Sodius, and Systems Engineering Studio profiles are contracts, not enabled integrations.

Last verified against production v6 · 24 October 2026

At a glance

User-visible pathProduction behaviorVerified limit
Git ConnectorA GitHub App scans approved documentation paths when an administrator selects Scan by request. It records jobs plus terminology findings.It defaults off. Each scan allows 50 files, 512 KiB per file, and 2 MiB total.
Offline Manifest SyncAn administrator manually imports term-only JSON for report-only comparison.It defaults off. Each manifest allows 256 KiB and 1,000 terms.
Upload controlled evidenceThe enterprise workspace creates artifact and revision evidence from an approved file.A current enterprise freeze, a Retention class and Retention until value, a supported type, and a 25 MiB maximum apply. The artifact record stores both retention values; nothing enforces them.
Generic approved HTTPSProvider-neutral code validates configuration metadata.Its UI component is not mounted. The manifest permits backend egress only to GitHub.
Named candidate profilesRequirements Yogi, Sodius, and Systems Engineering Studio define candidate data shapes.They have no enabled provider runtime or user-visible connection path.

How it works

  1. Open Settings and find Integration Postures.
  2. Enable the GitHub connection or manual term-only manifest upload when required.
  3. For GitHub, open Git Connector and complete Connection configuration.
  4. Set Allowed paths, select a Confluence space, then use Save connection.
  5. Use Scan by request. The production GitHub App sends no webhook events, so scans run only on request.
  6. For offline review, open Offline Manifest Sync and select Import manifest.
  7. For files, open Terminology Baseline and find Upload controlled evidence.
  8. Set Retention class and Retention until, then select Upload evidence.

Example

A team enables Git Connector for one approved repository and limits scanning to docs/. Production records jobs and terminology findings. It does not enable Sodius or Requirements Yogi. A separate administrator can upload a controlled PDF into the current enterprise baseline.

What this does not mean

Offline Manifest Sync is a manual import, not a live connector. It does not change glossary terms or create a repository connection.

Upload controlled evidence is an ingestion path, not third-party system access. CAD files produce metadata-only semantic status. PDF parsing records structure metadata.

The visible GitHub workflow is report-only terminology scanning. A separate GitHub enterprise-evidence mapper exists in domain code, but the production scan worker does not call it.

Confluence ingestion is implemented through Forge product APIs. It is a native source path, not an external provider connection.

Related questions

Next step

Evaluate integrations by their current UI, resolver wiring, and manifest permissions.

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Verification basis: production v6 code, tests, manifest, and operations guidance. Verified 24 October 2026.