Updating Previously Migrated Pages

This article explains how to update migrated pages where the original Confluence pages have since been changed

Why Update Older Migrated Pages?

Updating migrated pages in SharePoint is relevant when the original Confluence pages change after the migration. You might want to update the previously migrated pages in SharePoint with the new content.

When users edit a page in Confluence, but that page has already been migrated to SharePoint, the SharePoint page will be outdated. It does not reflect the current state of the Confluence page anymore.

That’s where the update mode of WikiTraccs comes in, sometimes also referred to as delta migration.

Note

The update mode only covers the case where pages are updated in Confluence, outdating their SharePoint counterparts. It explicitly does not cover the case where the SharePoint pages are updated in any way, outdating the original Confluence content.

Approaches

There are two approaches to updating outdated pages in SharePoint:

The quick approach, where WikiTraccs simply updates outdated SharePoint pages.
The granular approach, where WikiTraccs lets you choose which outdated SharePoint pages you want to update.

Refer to the following articles for details on both approaches:

Updating Previously Migrated Pages - Quick Approach

This article explains how to update older migrated pages where the original Confluence pages have since been changed, without reviewing them first

Updating Previously Migrated Pages - Granular Approach

This article explains how to update older migrated pages where the original Confluence pages have since been changed

Last modified July 23, 2025