About Confluence
Confluence is a team workspace from Atlassian for creating and sharing documents. Teams use it to keep meeting notes, plans and project pages in one shared place.
What it does
Confluence offers pages, whiteboards, databases and other content types inside one shared space. People can comment, edit together and find older pages through search. The product page highlights AI features for drafting text, summarizing pages and finding answers across connected tools, along with a connection that lets AI assistants read the workspace.
Key features
- Pages, whiteboards and databases in one space
- AI help to draft and summarize pages
- Search across connected work tools
- Templates for common types of document
- Integrations with many other business tools
Who it's for
Confluence suits software, product and operations teams that want a central home for internal documentation. It is a natural choice for companies that already work with other Atlassian products, and it also serves larger organizations that need shared knowledge across many departments.
Pricing and good to know
Confluence has a free plan, and paid plans for larger teams and enterprise needs. Features and limits differ between plans, so compare them before you commit. It runs in the browser as a cloud service, which means you do not need to install anything on each person's computer.
Highlights
- Pages, whiteboards and databases in one space
- AI help to draft and summarize pages
- Search across connected work tools
- Templates for common document types
- Integrations with many other tools
