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Webinar Recap-Turn Your Confluence Docs Into In-App Help – In Minutes – Embedder for Confluence app

Did you miss our webinar on 24th September 2025, “Turn Your Confluence Docs Into In-App Help – In Minutes – Embedder for Confluence App”? If so, there’s a chance you may still rely on external documentation, making users switch tabs, lose context, and struggle to find timely in-app help.

Help documents exist, but they are not easily accessible. Users switch tabs, encounter outdated information, and frequently submit avoidable support tickets.

In this article, we'll go over the highlights of the webinar and see how the Embedder for Confluence app can help you integrate your live Confluence knowledge base directly into your product. Find out how to provide real-time in-app assistance, reduce repetitive support enquiries, and keep documentation up to date automatically.

Our webinar host, Annu Satpute, Customer Success Manager, shows how the Embedder for Confluence app connects central docs to in-app help, creating smoother and faster user experiences.

Watch the webinar now: Webinar-Turn Your Confluence Docs Into In-App Help -In Minutes-Embedder for Confluence app

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Key Highlights of the Webinar

Common Challenges with help documentation

Many users struggle not because documentation is missing, but because it is not readily available when they need it. When knowledge is not included in a product, it causes interruptions and frustration, slowing down users.

  • Users jump between app and docs → Context lost: Switching tabs interrupts their flow and makes learning tedious. This frequently leads users to attempt to figure things out on their own instead of referring to documentation.

  • Docs often outdated → Frustration builds: When the user interface does not match the documentation, users lose trust in the guidance. This disconnect reduces confidence in your product experience.

  • Support teams flooded with repetitive tickets: If answers aren’t easy to find, users will ask the same questions several times. This increases the support workload and slows response times for all.

How to bridge the gap between Confluence and in-app support

So, how do we bridge the gap between centralised documentation and instant in-app assistance? The goal is not to replace Confluence, but rather to bring its benefits directly to users where they work.

  • Confluence Strengths: Confluence is a powerful tool for keeping knowledge organised, structured, and collaborative. It's ideal for group projects, internal discussions, and maintaining a single source of truth.

  • End User Reality: End users, however, need answers right away within the app. They don't want to have to switch tabs, open new windows, or scroll through several pages to find a simple solution. Providing help in-app allows them to stay focused, confident, and progress.

Why real-time content matters

This is where connecting the two dots is truly important. When real-time, in-app help links directly to your Confluence content, users get the help they need without losing momentum.

  • Faster Onboarding: When help is available within the app, users can learn by doing, without having to pause and search elsewhere. This simplifies product adoption and boosts new users' confidence.

  • Reduced Support Tickets: If users can find accurate answers quickly, they will be less likely to seek advice. This reduces repetitive queries and allows your support team to focus on more important cases.

  • Always Up-to-Date Help: Your Confluence pages remain the single source of truth, and updates are immediately reflected in-app. Users always see the most recent guidance, without the need to manually sync or recreate content.

Quick intro to Embedder for Confluence

So, now that we've identified the challenges, the question is: how do we address them without reinventing our entire documentation workflow? That's where the Embedder for Confluence app comes in, your simple connecting tool between Confluence and in-app functionality.

  • Quick setup to bring your knowledge base right within your app: You only need to set up one page to get started. Your Confluence admin and developer can have it up and running in minutes, with no complicated integrations or lengthy onboarding cycles.

  • No copy-paste chaos: You do not need to create or manually duplicate documentation anywhere. Your existing Confluence pages remain the sole source of data, with the same live content displayed directly within your app.

  • Seamless user experience: Users can get help right where they are, without switching windows or losing context. This creates a seamless, guided product experience that encourages action, learning, and confidence in the moment. 

Real-world use cases: Onboarding, FAQs and feature guides

Now, let's make this more concrete. Here are some examples of how teams are already using the Embedder for Confluence app in their products:

  • Onboarding flows: You can use any Confluence page as the landing page for your in-app help widget. This allows new users to see "Getting Started" instructions right when they begin exploring, which speeds up learning and reduces confusion.

  • FAQs inside product: You can integrate only the most important FAQs directly into your interface, saving users from having to search through a lot of documentation. This makes answers instantly accessible and reduces unnecessary stress in the learning process.

  • Feature guides: Entire Confluence spaces can be linked via in-app feature walkthroughs. This helps users understand how to use each feature in context, which increases acceptance and self-assurance.

Conclusion

When users can learn your product while using it, the difference is significant. Instead of switching tabs, losing context, and waiting for support responses, they remain in control, guided, confident, and able to proceed independently. Your team benefits as well, with fewer support calls, better onboarding outcomes, and accurate documentation that requires no additional effort.

Finally, the best solution is that which meets users in the moment. The embedder for Confluence app ensures that guidance is always accessible and that it is contextual, seamless, and simple to use.

So are you ready to see it in action?

Explore the Embedder for Confluence app and give your users support that feels natural, instant, and integrated today!

Watch the Webinar now: Webinar-Turn Your Confluence Docs Into In-App Help -In Minutes-Embedder for Confluence app

2 comments

Darin - Opus Guard
Atlassian Partner
November 18, 2025

Really love this approach @Mithila _Amoeboids Technologies_ surfacing live Confluence pages through your help service directly inside the product or on a website is such a thoughtful way to keep users in flow and reduce support fatigue!

One thing I see often: once Confluence content becomes in-app help, content hygiene becomes critical. Any stale, redundant, or misclassified pages surface instantly when users rely on them in context. Making sure users have a means for proper classification and lifecycle to keep the content properly within the privacy firewall is essential.

 A great complement to the Embedder solution is something like Content Retention Manager, it comes with document classification capabilities, automatically audits, and cleans up Confluence spaces so the help content you surface is always accurate and trustworthy. It adds that necessary lifecycle component to great documentation the Embedder enables on Confluence.

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Smart delivery and clean governance go a long way together.

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Mithila _Amoeboids Technologies_
Atlassian Partner
November 18, 2025

Absolutely @Darin - Opus Guard , this is such a valuable callout. Embedder keeps users in flow, and pairing it with something like Content Retention Manager can strengthen the whole ecosystem. Together, they can turn Confluence help into a living, well-governed experience, exactly the kind of synergy teams love to build on.

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