Confluence

Wiki and documentation platform that centralizes knowledge, ideas, and collaboration in one connected workspace. Teams create and share pages, whiteboards, and structured databases while keeping work discoverable across the organization.

Atlassian Confluence is used by more than 13,000 companies worldwide, with the broader Atlassian suite powering 80% of Fortune 500 organizations. It ranks as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Collaborative Work Management. The platform stands out through deep integration with Jira for project workflows, and offers both cloud and self-hosted deployment for enterprises that need control over their data.

Capabilities:

• Live collaborative editing, whiteboards for diagrams, and structured databases
• Jira integration for linking documentation to tasks and sprints
• Marketplace with hundreds of add-ons for workflows and integrations
• Cloud and self-hosted deployment options
• AI-powered search, summaries, and drafting via Rovo

Technical documentation and runbooks for engineering teams, product requirements and specs for product managers, HR onboarding and policies, marketing briefs and campaigns. Developers benefit from embedding Jira issues, code snippets, and diagrams directly in pages, keeping context close to where work happens.