Moving from Confluence
What comes across, how permissions map and how to try an import first.
What comes across
Ante imports a Confluence space export (the XML export with its attachments). It brings over:
- the page tree and blog posts
- labels and attachments
- space permissions, mapped to Ante roles, and page restrictions
- comments, re-posted with their original author and date
How macros are handled
Before anything moves, Ante assesses the macros in your export:
- Kept as they are: code, no-format and anchor.
- Converted: info, note and panel callouts, expand sections, tables of contents and similar.
- Reported: anything Ante can’t bring across is listed, so you can decide what to do about it.
Try it before you switch
- Export the space from Confluence as XML, with attachments.
- In Ante, start an import and run it as a trial first. It goes into a sandbox, so nothing changes for your team.
- Read the import report (you can download it as CSV) and check the pages that matter most.
- When you are happy, cut over. If something isn’t right, you can roll the import back.
- Old Confluence links can redirect to the new pages in Ante.
Also moving documents from elsewhere? Ante imports Word files (.docx, up to 50 MB) and Notion exports. A Notion import runs in your browser tab, so keep the tab open until it finishes.