Atlassian Confluence is a wiki collaboration tool that allows teams to create rich content, collaborate on projects, and document knowledge. The document discusses how Confluence can be used for communication, collaboration, documentation, and as a knowledge repository. It provides examples of integrating Confluence with other tools like JIRA, Salesforce, and Box. The document concludes by recommending next steps for organizations to set up department spaces, a company glossary, and personal spaces to start utilizing Confluence.

1. Atlassian
Confluence
Integrating a full-service
wiki experience

2. What is Confluence?
• From the team who brought us JIRA
• A wiki environment for creating rich content
• A collaboration tool for teams
• A place to create content before making it public

3. Communication, Collaboration
& Documentation
Box
Confluence
JIRA Salesforce

4. What We Can Accomplish
With Confluence
Knowledge
Project Repository
Collaboration
Onboarding

5. What Is Valuable to Us?
Confluence to
Box
Autoformating
Meeting Notes
& Macros
Task
JIRA
Assignment
Integration
and Tracking

6. See It In Action!
Let’s go to Confluence now to look at some real-world
examples of its functionality.
o Structural walk-through
o The Glossary!
o Creating a brand new page.
o Fun with autocomplete and macros
o Now it’s your turn! A hands on walk through of content creation.

7. Where Do We Go
From Here?
• Department Spaces
o Living Documents
o Team Goals
o Standard organizational layouts and templates
• Company Glossary
o Each department should contribute
o Point people assigned and structure created
• Personal Spaces
o Champions create spaces to share with departments
o Allows for experience and testing of Confluence functionality