QR Hub for Confluence is built to be the most privacy-respecting QR tool available on the Atlassian Marketplace. This page describes how the app handles data, what permissions it requests and why, and the infrastructure it runs on.
🔒 QR Hub for Confluence requests no write access of any kind. It cannot create, edit, or delete any content in your Confluence instance.
QR Hub reads three pieces of metadata to populate the content action modal: the page title, space name, content type and version, and the author display name. This data is displayed to the user in the modal UI and is never transmitted outside Atlassian’s infrastructure.
None. QR Hub for Confluence has no persistent storage. No URLs, no page metadata, no user information, and no QR codes are stored anywhere — inside or outside Atlassian.
Yes. QR codes are generated entirely within the Atlassian Forge frontend runtime. The URL used to generate the QR code is never sent to any external server. No third-party QR generation API is used.
No. QR Hub contains no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, and no usage tracking of any kind.
QR Hub for Confluence requests the minimum permissions required to display page metadata in the content action modal. All scopes are read-only.
| Scope | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
read:page:confluence |
Fetch the page title, content type, and version for the content action modal metadata display. |
read:space:confluence |
Fetch the space name for the content action modal metadata display. |
read:confluence-user |
Fetch the author display name for the content action modal metadata display. |
✅ No write scopes are requested. QR Hub cannot create, edit, delete, or publish any content in Confluence. Ever.
QR Hub for Confluence runs entirely on Atlassian Forge, Atlassian’s native cloud app platform. This means:
Security concerns, questions about data handling, or trust inquiries can be sent directly to Agilva Solutions. Contact us here and we will respond within one business day.