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Support relations, rollups, formulas as Notion does

Thorsten Kamann
Contributor
September 9, 2025

Hello,

I am interested in these features. For now, the Confluence Database is only a standalone content type. 

It hasn't the power Notion's databases have. Do you plan to support more data types, relations, roll-ups and formulas in the near feature? 

Best
Thorsten

 

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Christina Ristevski
Atlassian Team
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September 11, 2025

Hi @Thorsten Kamann , which data types were you specifically referring to?

 

Also for relations/roll ups - how you tried using our Entry Link field? This allows you to reference an existing entry in another database.  

 

On formulas - we support basic calculations however do not yet support a formula field. This is something we're looking into!

 

Hope this helps,

Christina | Product manager, Confluence databases

Thorsten Kamann
Contributor
November 19, 2025

Sorry for my late answer.

But they are really basic. There isn't basic like sum available.

We need more power in Confluence databases. Relations, roll-ups, formula. Support of Rovo and very important a REST API to read and write databases in automations or Forge add-ons.

Best
Thorsten

Raquel Cueto-Senra
Contributor
November 19, 2025

Agreed with you on this request, however -- Rovo already supports Confluence DBs. I have been building and testing a Rovo agent and it has the capacity to retrieve information from DBs, compare data that may be obsolete or incomplete between DBs, and much more. 

Thorsten Kamann
Contributor
November 19, 2025

Yes, I've tried this. But it's not the same as described in my request. We have forge addons preparing whole spaces and there are two missing links: creation of databases and whiteboards with own templates. For both you can't prepare templates.

Michelle Prosser-Roberts
December 3, 2025

In the same vein, I would like the ability to create a calculated field, such as a summary field in a Confluence database, using something like the excel concatenate.  As well as automation triggers and unique ids for entries... but some basics like Sum would also provide a lot more power.  I had such huge expectations for Databases in Confluence, but I am let down at every turn.

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