The University Wiki Service has been migrated from Confluence Data Center to Confluence Cloud.

Welcome to the new University Wiki Service site. All page links from wikis.utexas.edu are being redirected to the new site located here https://cloud.wikis.utexas.edu . Please update your bookmarks and any documentation hosted elsewhere.

Please note: that you will still see this button if you are logged in. To verify you are logged in, you will see your user account in the top right corner.

Updates on current Post-Migration issues can be found here.

If you encounter any issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to us by emailing wikihelp@utexas.edu.

Click here to view Atlassian's documentation listing the differences between Confluence Cloud and Data Center.

Atlassian has provided free training help users familiarize themselves with the Confluence Cloud interface.

New Login Experience

When logging in to Confluence Cloud, please use your IID (Institutional Identifier, example: youreid@eid.utexas.edu) rather than your normal email address.

To avoid this process, please click the button labelled “Click here to log in” near the top of this page. This will avoid using your IID to log in.

To login please click the login button in the top corner of the screen:

You will be prompted to provide your email address, you will need to use your IID (youreid@eid.utexas.edu):

Once you enter your IID, you will be directed to UT Austin's Enterprise Authentication where you will use your EID and Duo to authenticate.

First Time Login

When logging in to Confluence Cloud for the first time you may see a screen that states you need to check your inbox to finish the signup process. Due to the way existing accounts are migrated from Confluence Data Center to Confluence Cloud, you will need to click on the "Resend signup link" button to receive your verification email.

You should receive an email directly after clicking on the resend link. The page will look like this:

Confluence Cloud Welcome Experience

When successfully logging into Confluence Cloud for the first time, after verifying your email address, you will complete the Confluence Cloud welcome experience.

The first screen you will see is the welcome screen where you will be asked to describe what work your team does, you can skip this section.

You will then be asked to find a space that you normally work within. You can choose the space University Wiki Service if you do not have a wiki space you use regularly.

You will see a Welcome to Confluence Cloud Premium page next. This will introduce you to some of the new features within Confluence Cloud. Feel free to dismiss this section if you wish.

Next you may see an introduction to Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. This is a plugin which bundles many useful macros which has been used within the University Wiki Service for many years. Feel free to click No thanks if you wish.

Getting Started

To request a Wiki space for a university-affiliated group, project, or department, please submit the Group, Project, or Departmental Wiki Request Form.

To create a personal wiki space, follow these steps.

We'll get you set up, then send you info on how to log in and add others to your wiki.

Help and Support

Please review the University Wiki Service Help Pages or the University Wiki Service Self Help page (on ServiceNow) for more information, find out about upgrades and maintenance times via the IT Maintenance Calendar, or send an email to wikihelp@utexas.edu with your questions.

Trying to add new users to your Space? New users must log in at least once before they can be given permission to access your wiki.

For more information please visit: Creating a Confluence Account