Category: Atlassian Confluence

With this post we start publishing a series of use cases that will demonstrate all features of Talk Inline Comments add-on for Conlfuence in a real-life situations. The Talk add-on is great for reviewing any kind of content in Confluence, since unlike standard Confluence comments, it provides an…

Overview Polls for Confluence as the name implies let you create polls and share them with collaborators. The installation process is easy, find it on Atlassian Marketplace via UPM, generate a trial license and use the add-on free of charge for one month. Getting Started After you install the…

If you happen to work with large tables in Confluence, have a look at our free Table Filter add-on. It allows you to apply free-text and drop-down filters to columns in a table (or several tables) and get your data filtered immediately. Let’s see an example. Suppose, you…

In this post we’ll show you a very useful yet not quite evident feature that our Talk add-on has – links to a single discussion. This may come in handy when you want to let someone know what is going on in a particular discussion. Of course,…

In Talk Inline Comments version 1.8.0 we introduced permission management for discussions. With permissions set for a whole space, all new discussions in this space will be visible by default to selected users. At the same time, setting permissions for a single discussion is also possible. This…

Have you tried our add-on for inserting contextual comments for Confluence – Talk? If no, it’s high time to do so, because we’re going to reprice it in 30 days. So you still have time to evaluate Talk for free and buy it at a lower price. The reason we…

And finally it’s here! Permission management for Talk is implemented in version 1.8.0. What’s so cool about it? First, you can now use Talk more extensively without sacrificing your privacy. Imagine the situation when you have a page that can be viewed by your team as…