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What Is Confluence?
Confluence is a team workspace where knowledge and collaboration meet. It's a central source of truth for fast-moving companies. Confluence keeps everyone organized and aligned with everything from meeting notes to strategy docs and IT documentation so they can make better decisions faster and be more responsive to change. Confluence integrates seamlessly with the Atlassian suite of products like Jira Software and Trello, and allows for endless customization with apps from our Marketplace.
Who Uses Confluence?
Today all kinds of functional departments of any size use Confluence, from technical teams and project management groups, to marketing, HR, legal, and finance. All teams get work done with Confluence.
Where can Confluence be deployed?
About the vendor
- Atlassian
- Located in San Francisco, US
- Founded in 2013
Confluence support
- Phone Support
- 24/7 (Live rep)
- Chat
Confluence pricing
Starting Price:
- No free trial
- Yes, has free version
Confluence has a free version and does not offer a free trial. Confluence paid version starts at US$55.00/month.
Pricing plans get a free trialAbout the vendor
- Atlassian
- Located in San Francisco, US
- Founded in 2013
Confluence support
- Phone Support
- 24/7 (Live rep)
- Chat
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Features of Confluence
Reviews of Confluence

Confluence just works
Pros:
Confluence has a number of key benefits chiefly the way that it seamlessly integrates with Jira and other Atlassian products. It's a must have add on if you use Jira. Especially as your organization grows. Version control and roles are great as well.
Cons:
If you don't use jira it's kinda of clunky. More modern systems like Notion have a better UI.

A superior collaborative workspace
Comments: The platform is accessible to anyone and has an open interface, letting our company set up collaborative spaces where staff can collaborate productively on a wide range of projects. It's reliable, and it made it easy to increase our property holdings. It may not be necessary to invest time and resources into teaching employees how to use Confluence because it may be extremely user-friendly.
Pros:
Confluence's suite of team communication tools is crucial to any effort to increase output. It's a lot dependable and much cheaper than other options. It's essential equipment for anyone seeking total control over their team's overall performance.
Cons:
It's a steep learning curve for our less tech-savvy customers to become proficient at working on our websites. The fact that the support staff is exclusively fluent in English may also be an inconvenience for some consumers. Integration with Azure DevOps is a little bit of a challenge.
A single point for documentation management
Comments: Platform has been used successfully since few months. We finally find a solution able to provide a single point of collaboration among dozens of developers.
Pros:
It's a single point of access for all developers to create organize and manage the working tasks
Cons:
Third party integration should be improved to facilitate data sharing

Confluence, My Most Reliable Tool
Comments: It's been incredible and we've been slowly breaking away from random documents in inboxes, desktops, Sharepoint, OneDrive and centralizing the information. It's been amazing.
Pros:
#1 I love Confluence, as it's so user friendly and so simple to use. I've taken it and built out the structure at my new company, as well as previous ones to make our shared Confluence space a HUB for our Documentation, Meetings Customers/Projects/Team, Resources, Planning, you name it. It's so easy and it's a great way to keep everyone informed and involved. AND you can customize how it looks.
Cons:
Not much I dislike. Maybe if I could have a few more customization options, but that is about it.

We have found a perfect collaboration center in confluence
Comments: My time spent with Confluence has been nothing short of revolutionary for our company's approach to knowledge management. Its robust capabilities and collaborative nature have made it an indispensable component of our routine.
Pros:
Confluence excels as a hub for information dissemination because of its function. The ability to link papers and construct interlinked pages allows for extensive communication. Macros improve both the look and the functionality of your material.
Cons:
However, it can be difficult, especially for larger teams, due to the lack of integrated version control. Keeping track of document updates demands further care.