What migrates with the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant

Upgrade to Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant 3.3.7 or higher and Confluence Server / Data Center 6.15 or higher

To give you a more stable and reliable migration experience, we’ve improved the way attachments and other media files are migrated.

Starting September 19, 2022, we recommend you upgrade to:

Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant 3.3.7 or higher
Confluence Server or Data Center 6.15 or higher before using the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant

Starting January 31, 2023, you won’t be able to use:

Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant 3.3.6 and lower
Confluence Server / Data Center 6.14 and lower when using the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant

Learn more about this announcement and how to upgrade.

For any further details or technical concerns, contact us.

The Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant will add data to a Confluence Cloud site without overwriting any existing data. This means you can migrate data to a new Cloud site or a Cloud site with existing data. Not all data can be migrated yet with the latest version of the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant.

What is migrated	What isn't migrated
Spaces, including space restrictions Pages, including page restrictions, page history and drafts (only shared drafts) Attachments Users and groups App data: Marketplace Partners (also known as app vendors) need to provide an automated migration path for the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant to migrate app data. Learn more about Confluence apps with migration paths	Space shortcuts: Space shortcuts are migrated for PostgreSQL and not for other databases. Watch this feature request Global settings and permissions: These will need to be configured manually in your Cloud site Application links: If you plan to use Atlassian Server products with your Confluence Cloud site, you can create two-way links between your Server and Cloud products. Learn how to link Atlassian products User avatars: Users will need to update their avatars after migrating Passwords: Unless you've set up SSO, users will need to reset their passwords after migrating Personal drafts: Shared drafts are migrated but not the personal drafts.

What is migrated

What isn't migrated

Spaces, including space restrictions
Pages, including page restrictions, page history and drafts (only shared drafts)
Attachments
Users and groups
App data: Marketplace Partners (also known as app vendors) need to provide an automated migration path for the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant to migrate app data. Learn more about Confluence apps with migration paths

Space shortcuts: Space shortcuts are migrated for PostgreSQL and not for other databases. Watch this feature request
Global settings and permissions: These will need to be configured manually in your Cloud site
Application links: If you plan to use Atlassian Server products with your Confluence Cloud site, you can create two-way links between your Server and Cloud products. Learn how to link Atlassian products
User avatars: Users will need to update their avatars after migrating
Passwords: Unless you've set up SSO, users will need to reset their passwords after migrating
Personal drafts: Shared drafts are migrated but not the personal drafts.

More information and support

We have a number of channels available to help you with your migration:

for migration planning information, visit the Atlassian Migration Program website
for technical issues or support with strategy and best practices, get in touch with our support team
for peer advice, ask the Atlassian Community
for expert guidance, work with an Atlassian Partner

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