To start using Evernote Integration, generate an evaluation or commercial license on Atlassian Marketplace. Please, note that you need to be Administrator to install the Evernote Integration add-on. Once installed, the add-on is available for all Confluence users. No settings are required. Evernote Integration supports Evernote Business. |
You can copy your Evernote notes to existing Confluence pages in 'Edit' mode:
If you're not currently logged into your Evernote account, you need to enter your Evernote login and password and click Sign in.
Rest assured that nobody besides you can access your Evernote account. You authorize your Confluence account to connect to your Evernote account. Evernote notes you share in Confluence can be viewed and edited by your team only in Confluence. Changing the copy of your Evernote note in Confluence doesn't affect the original note in Evernote. |
Once logged into your Evernote account, you are suggested to authorize Atlassian Confluence to access your Evernote account. Click Authorize.
You can't edit original Evernote notes or create new ones from Confluence. If you'd like these features, please, vote for them. |
The Import from Evernote window containing cards with your Evernote notes is opened in Confluence.
Find the note you want to insert.
Search for the note you want to insert by scrolling through the list of notes. Or you can navigate to Search box and use Evernote Search Grammar to search by title, text content (including handwritten), tags, modification dates, etc.
Besides that, you can use filtering and sorting options.
Notebook filter includes all your Evernote notebooks. If you are using Evernote Business, all notebooks are arranged into two categories: business notebooks and personal notebooks.
You can view all notes in all business (personal) notebooks by selecting All business (personal) notebooks . So you can search separately through business and personal notes. Alternatively, choose one notebook in the drop-down list to view all notes in this notebook.
You can sort notes by date created, date updated and title. By default, the notes are ordered by their creation date, from newest to oldest. To change the notes order, click in the top right corner and choose another sorting option.
Select the note you want to import. You can import several notes at a time. To do that, select corresponding notes by marking checkboxes that appear in the bottom right corner of each card when you hover over it.
Besides clicking checkboxes, you can select notes by pressing Ctrl and clicking appropriate cards or navigating between cards with arrow keys and pressing the spacebar.
When you change filtering or sorting options, your marked checkboxes get unmarked. |
The note or notes will be added to the current Confluence page with all formatting preserved.
If your Evernote note contains a @username (not '@Full Name'), where a username corresponds to one of usernames existing in your Confluence, it'll be converted into Confluence @mention when this note is inserted on a Confluence page.
By default, users will see an error message if their note is not imported within the timeout set for connecting to the Evernote server. To learn how to change the default (180 seconds) timeout, refer to FAQ. |
Evernote allows creating a numbered list with checkboxes, e.g.: Confluence doesn't support such lists, so they will be imported as standard numbered lists. |
Instead of selecting Evernote from the Insert menu and searching for the right note to select, you can simply paste a link to your Evernote note at the point where you want to insert your note on a Confluence page. The content of the Evernote note, which link you pasted, will be automatically copied to the current Confluence page. To do that:
Copy the Evernote note link using the Share menu in Evernote.
You can easily create new Confluence pages with Evernote notes by using the Confluence Blueprint called Evernote. To do that:
Apart from text notes, you can insert images, media files, PowerPoint decks, Excel tables etc. They can be added as described above and are automatically converted to corresponding macro. Once included on a Confluence page, copies of such Evernote notes files are saved as page attachments.
If your notes contain to-do lists, Evernote Integration flawlessly converts them to Confluence task lists with all formatting preserved.
The formats of the content supported by Evernote Integration include: gif, jpg, png, mp3, amr, mpg, mp4, mov, pdf, doc, xls, ppt, docx, xlsx, pptx.
To find out what Evernote account your Confluence account is connected to, click and check the current user section.
Below that section, you can see the Disconnect link. Click it, if you need to disconnect your Confluence and Evernote accounts. Once disconnected, it's possible to connect to the same or another Evernote account.
To see what Confluence users use Evernote Integration on your site, go to Confluence administration and navigate to the 'Evernote Integration Users' page. This page only shows users who connected to Evernote using the integration and authorized Confluence to access their Evernote account. Users who disconnected from Evernote are not on the list.