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Connect Confluence Cloud to Mailtrap
When New Blog Post fires in Confluence Cloud, your agent runs Add Contact field in Mailtrap. Describe the whole flow and it is built, tested on every scenario and kept running.
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What Confluence Cloud can start in Mailtrap
When New Blog Post in Confluence Cloud
then Add Contact field in Mailtrap
Starting points drawn from the triggers and actions in the catalog today. Describe the flow you need, at any depth, and your agent builds it and tests every scenario before it ships.
Everything your agent can do with Confluence Cloud and Mailtrap
Triggers and actions 8 triggers · 48 actions
- New Blog Post
Triggers when a new blog post is published in your Confluence site, optionally limited to specific spaces.
- New Footer Comment
Triggers when a new footer comment is added to any page, blog post or attachment on the Confluence site.
- New or Updated Page
Triggers when a page is created or edited in your Confluence site.
- New Page
Triggers when a new page is created in Confluence.
- New Page or Blog Post
Triggers when a new page or blog post is created in your Confluence site.
- New Space
Triggers when a new space is created on the selected Confluence site.
- New Task
Triggers when a new task is added to a Confluence page or blog post.
- Updated Page
Triggers when an existing Confluence page is edited (a new version is saved).
- Add Label to Content
Adds a label to a Confluence page, blog post or attachment and returns the content's labels.
- Create Blog Post
Creates a new blog post in a Confluence space, published or as a draft.
- Create Folder
Creates a folder in a Confluence space, optionally under a parent page or folder.
- Create Footer Comment
Adds a footer comment to a Confluence page, blog post, attachment or custom content, or posts a reply to an existing footer comment.
- Create Page
Creates a page in a Confluence space, published or as a draft, optionally under a parent page.
- Create Page or Blog Post
Creates a new page or blog post in a Confluence space.
- Create Space
Creates a new Confluence space with a name and key or alias, optionally private or from a template.
- Delete Attachment
Deletes an attachment, moving it to the trash, or permanently purges an attachment already in the trash.
- Delete Blog Post
Deletes a Confluence blog post, moving it to the trash, or permanently purges a trashed blog post or discards a draft.
- Delete Footer Comment
Permanently deletes a footer comment from a Confluence page or blog post.
- Get Attachment
Returns a Confluence attachment's details, including its file name, media type, size, container and download link.
- Get Blog Post
Returns a Confluence blog post by its ID, optionally with its body content, labels, properties, likes and versions.
- Get Folder
Returns a Confluence folder by its ID, including its title, space, parent and version details.
- Get Footer Comment
Returns a footer comment on a Confluence page, blog post or attachment by its ID, including its body, status and version.
- Get Page
Returns a Confluence page by its ID, optionally with its body, labels, properties, versions and other details.
- Get Space
Returns a Confluence space by its ID, including its key, name, type, status, homepage and any requested extras such as labels, properties or permissions.
- Get Task
Returns a Confluence task by its ID, including its status, assignee, due date and the page or blog post it belongs to.
- List Blog Posts
Returns blog posts across the Confluence site, optionally filtered by space, ID, title or status.
- List Child Pages
Returns the child pages directly under a Confluence page, with each child's title, status, space and position.
- List Page Attachments
Returns the attachments on a Confluence page, optionally filtered by status, media type or file name.
- List Page Footer Comments
Returns the top-level footer comments on a Confluence page.
- List Page Labels
Returns the labels on a Confluence page, with each label's ID, name and prefix.
- List Pages
Returns pages from a Confluence site, optionally filtered by page IDs, spaces, title, status or subtype.
- List Spaces
Returns the Confluence spaces you can view, optionally filtered by ID, key, type, status or label.
- List Tasks
Returns the tasks in a Confluence site, optionally filtered by status, space, page, blog post, people and dates.
- Remove Label from Content
Removes a label from a Confluence page, blog post or attachment.
- Search Content
Searches Confluence content (pages, blog posts, attachments, comments and more) using a Confluence Query Language (CQL) query and returns the matching results.
- Search for Page or Blog Post
Searches a Confluence site for pages and blog posts whose title matches the words you give, optionally within one space.
- Update Blog Post
Updates an existing Confluence blog post's title, content or status, creating a new version.
- Upload Attachment
Uploads a file as a new attachment on a Confluence page or blog post.
- Add Contact field
Creates a new custom contact field in Mailtrap Email Marketing. An account can have up to 40 contact fields.
- Add Contact list
Creates a new contact list in Mailtrap Email Marketing.
- Add Email campaign
Create a new email marketing campaign.
- Create Contact
Creates a new contact in Mailtrap Email Marketing, optionally setting contact field values and adding it to contact lists.
- Delete Contact
Deletes a Mailtrap contact by its ID (UUID) or email address.
- Delete Contact list
Deletes an existing contact list.
- Delete Email campaign
Delete an email campaign by ID.
- Delete Suppression
Remove a suppression record by ID so the address can receive email again.
- Get Contact
Fetch a single contact by ID or email.
- Get Contact list
Fetch a single contact list by ID.
- Get Email campaign
Fetch a single email campaign by ID.
- Get Lists
Returns all contact lists in the Mailtrap account, optionally filtered by a name prefix.
- List Contact fields
Lists every contact field (built-in and custom) defined in the Mailtrap account.
- List Contacts
Returns the account's contacts, optionally filtered by contact list, subscription status, or email text.
- Send Email
Sends an email via Mailtrap
- Update Contact
Allows you to update Contact in Mailtrap
- Update Contact list
Rename/update a contact list.
- Update Email campaign
Update an existing email campaign's content or settings.
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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Questions
Confluence Cloud and Mailtrap, answered
What can start an automation from Confluence Cloud?
Any of Confluence Cloud's 8 triggers in the catalog, including New Blog Post, New Footer Comment, New or Updated Page and New Page. Describe the moment in plain language and your agent picks the right one.
What can your agent do in Mailtrap when something happens in Confluence Cloud?
Any of Mailtrap's 18 actions, including Create Contact, Send Email, Update Contact and Update Contact list. Your agent maps the data both ways and tests every scenario before it ships.
Can it also run from Mailtrap to Confluence Cloud?
Mailtrap has no triggers in the catalog today, so automations start in Confluence Cloud. If you need the other direction, ask: your agent reads Mailtrap's API documentation and adds it.
Do I have to build a connector for Confluence Cloud or Mailtrap?
No. Both are in the catalog with their triggers and actions. You describe the automation; your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running.
What happens when something fails?
Your agent works that out for you. It plans the failure paths along with the happy path, then tests every scenario before it ships.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Every plan includes the agent, including free, and building from your own AI client spends no assistant credits.