Compliance Glossary for Confluence

Can I add Excel workbooks?

Yes. Upload an XLSX workbook through Upload controlled evidence. Compliance Glossary validates its extension and MIME type. It rejects encrypted or malformed packages and hashes the source bytes. The app extracts bounded worksheet cell values without executing formulas. It records provenance, retention, worksheet and cell counts, a frozen revision, and exact approved-term usages.

Last verified against production v6 · 26 September 2026

At a glance

InputActionOutputLimit
.xlsx with the exact Excel MIME typeValidate the allow-listed pairAccepted Excel evidence inputLegacy .xls and macro-enabled .xlsm are unsupported
XLSX source bytesCalculate SHA-256 and write content-addressed storageFrozen workbook revision and content objectEncrypted or malformed Office packages are rejected
Worksheet XMLRead shared, inline, numeric, and Boolean cell valuesBounded tabular textFormulas and macros are not executed
Worksheet setSort worksheet files and count parsed cellsWorksheet and cell-count metadataParsing stops above 1,000,000 cells
Extracted workbook textHash and normalize the parsed value streamBounded extracted-text evidenceExtracted text cannot exceed 2 MiB
Approved term catalogCount exact, case-insensitive token matchesRevision-specific usage observationsDefinition fit remains unchecked; excerpts are not retained
File sizeUse direct or staged uploadOne persisted or duplicate evidence resultDirect: 350 KiB. Staged: 25 MiB in 256 KiB chunks, up to 100 chunks

How it works

  1. Open Enterprise evidence workspace.
  2. Find Upload controlled evidence.
  3. Under Evidence file, select the XLSX workbook.
  4. Select a Retention class.
  5. Set Retention until.
  6. Select Upload evidence.
  7. Review the returned Artifact, Revision, and Usages values.

Example

A team uploads Controls.xlsx. One worksheet contains the approved term “Risk” and a stored Boolean value. The parser records the term and renders the Boolean as TRUE. It stores the workbook bytes under a content hash. The resulting revision records parser metadata and one term-usage observation.

What this does not mean

Excel support is limited to XLSX. The parser reads stored cell values from worksheet XML. It does not recalculate formulas. It does not run macros. It does not interpret formatting, charts, pivots, or workbook meaning. Term matching does not confirm correct usage. Uploading a workbook does not approve its content or certify compliance.

Related questions

Next step

Upload one controlled XLSX workbook and confirm its revision hash and usage count.

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Verification basis: production v6 code, tests, manifest, and operations guidance. Verified 26 September 2026.