Space Access for Confluence

See who can reach every space, export it, and tidy up in bulk — with a preview before anything changes.

Documentation

How to use Space Access — every screen, what the access levels mean, what the app will refuse to do, and what it does not cover.
How to remove someone from every Confluence space at once — the built-in way, its two warnings, and when an app is worth it.
Moving to Confluence Cloud without Space Admin — what Confluence Cloud does by itself for each of its features, and what to write down first.

Legal

Privacy Policy — what the app stores (almost nothing) and what it deliberately never stores.
Security — how the app is hosted, what it can and cannot reach, and how to report a vulnerability.
Terms of Service — the terms you accept by using the app.
Data Processing Agreement — for your legal team: roles, exactly what is read live and what is written down, sub-processors, security measures, and how to erase it. Applies from installation, no signature needed.

Before you buy: changing space permissions requires a paid Confluence plan. On the Free edition Atlassian blocks every permission change — for this app, for other apps, and for Confluence's own screens. Viewing and exporting still work on Free. The app tells you this on screen before you build a change, not after.

Support

Email support@saoirsesoftware.com — in English, on business days. We aim to reply within two business days.

Who makes this

Space Access is made and supported by Saoirse Software, an independent software maker based in Dublin, Ireland, and a registered Atlassian Marketplace Partner. It exists because reviewing who can read which space is still done by hand, in a spreadsheet, once a quarter — and because removing one leaver from forty spaces should not take forty clicks.

It runs on Atlassian Forge with no external network access: your data stays in your own Confluence site's Atlassian cloud storage and cannot be sent anywhere else. There is no server of ours holding it.

Emails reach the person who writes the code, not a ticket queue, and a ready-to-sign Data Processing Agreement is waiting for your legal team.