Classification levels
Admins can define levels such as Pending Classification, Public, Internal, Confidential and Restricted.
Classify
Page Permissions & Visual Security Banners for Confluence.
Classify helps Confluence teams visually classify pages, define classification levels and guide users around permissions and information sensitivity.
Confidential
Permission guidance Review access before sharing.
Problem
Sensitive pages should not look like ordinary pages.
Confluence pages can contain public, internal, confidential or restricted information. Permissions may exist in the background, but readers and editors do not always see a clear visual signal.
Classify makes the selected classification visible in the page header area so teams can handle content with more care.
Core capabilities
Focused on visible classification and clear guidance.
Visual banners
Classification can appear directly in the page header area, where page readers naturally look first.
Page header styles
Admins can configure colors and expected header styles for each classification level.
Permission guidance
Classify can help users understand whether page permissions appear aligned with the selected classification.
Governance examples
Common classification levels.
These examples are starting points. A Confluence admin should adapt labels, descriptions and guidance to the organization's policies.
Internal For employee-only documentation and internal operating pages.
Confidential For sensitive content that should be reviewed before sharing.
Restricted For highly sensitive content that needs limited access.