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How to Find Migrated Confluence Data in SharePoint Online

Adam DavisAdam Davis Oct 23, 2026 869 views

Question details

The user needs to locate Confluence content that has been migrated to SharePoint Online, including identifying the specific destination site, document library, list, or folder.

How to Find Migrated Confluence Data in SharePoint Online
Product
SharePoint Online
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Post-migration data verification and tracking to ensure all Confluence spaces and pages transferred correctly.
Observed behavior
The user is unsure of the exact storage path and structure SharePoint uses to house the migrated Confluence data.
Before you start

Ensure you have Site Administrator permissions in your target SharePoint Online environment and access to the mapping logs from the migration tool you used.

Solution 1Recommended

Check Migration Tool Mapping Settings and Logs

The most reliable way to find exactly where your data landed is to review the destination mapping configured in your specific migration tool.

Whether you used a third-party application or the Microsoft SharePoint Migration Tool (SPMT), the software will always generate a mapping configuration and a post-migration log detailing exactly where each Confluence space was sent.

1
Open your migration tool

Launch the application or service you used to migrate the data from Confluence to SharePoint.

2
Locate the destination mapping

Navigate to the migration project settings and find the 'Destination Mapping' or 'Target URL' section to see the predefined SharePoint site paths.

3
Review post-migration reports

Download or open the post-migration audit logs provided by the tool. Search for specific Confluence space names to see the exact SharePoint Document Library or Site Page URL they were mapped to.

4
Contact provider support

If the logs are unclear, contact the third-party application provider's support team for assistance in interpreting the destination paths.

Check Migration Tool Mapping Settings and Logs
SharePoint Migration Tool (SPMT): If you are planning a future migration, reviewing Microsoft's official documentation for the SharePoint Migration Tool beforehand can help you structure your destination sites properly.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my Confluence data look different in SharePoint?

Confluence uses a proprietary wiki-style structure, whereas SharePoint utilizes Site Pages and Document Libraries. Migration tools must translate these elements, which often results in structural and visual differences in the destination.

Where are my Confluence page attachments stored in SharePoint?

Most migration tools extract Confluence attachments and place them in a dedicated SharePoint Document Library associated with the target SharePoint Site, rather than embedding them directly in the text.

Did my Confluence macros migrate to SharePoint Online?

Complex Confluence macros often do not migrate seamlessly because SharePoint lacks direct equivalents. Migration reports will usually flag these; they often render as static text or need to be manually rebuilt using SharePoint Web Parts.