🎁 The Confluence team is delighted to present a Recap to celebrate your work!

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⭐️ What is Confluence Recap, and what can I use it for

Confluence Recap is a report on your usage of Confluence. It will pull your creation stats, viewing stats, and collaboration stats (comments, reactions, etc). Here’s what you can use it for:

• To advocate for yourself and prepare for performance reviews and promotions!

• To look back on your year and be proud of all you’ve contributed

• To see who your right-hand collaborators are - don’t forget to send them kudos!

🔎 How can I see my recap

Check your inbox for the Recap notification (email or in-product) informing you that your recap is ready:

     

Click on the link in either notification, and then choose to view your Recap as a draft or publish it for others to see it too!

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What are you waiting for? Celebrate your achievements and share your Recap now to showcase your Confluence personality!

[Andy Gladstone]

@Ellie Kulick I really enjoyed seeing how many of my team members I was listed as a top collaborator with. Is there any reason that the data is only from 2H of 2024? How often can we expect to see these published out in the future? Quarterly? Semi-annually? Annually?

Also, it would be great to see stats or data points in future recaps showing the changes in persona or activity.

Thanks!

[Patricia Modispacher _k15t_]

A really cute feature.
And only with the guidance of this article, I found out how to see it! Thank you so much :) 

[Becker_ Rene]

Hi all.

I am sorry, to be the sour apple here, but I need an option to disable this feature.

Maybe it is just the German in me, but this feature feels like belittlement. It feels like being treated like a 4th grader, telling how I might be great when we grow up and keep studying.

Also, aside from it being distracting, it is also disturbing to users as it creates a sense of being watched and controlled. It makes them uneasy.

I looked into disabling it via the email settings but since it is part of other email settings, I cannot simply disable it. Also, that does not work on a global scale.

Mail rules and automations would work ... but it feels like a patch rather than a solution of the core problem.

Thank you for reading.

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