Sharepoint vs Confluence - Ability to create "Lists"?

Question

We are looking to dump an old version of Sharepoint in favor of a new platform for document management, collaboration, documentation etc.

We are a small team with a single product and all the product design etc functionality of Confluence combined with JIRA really appeals.

I believe we can replace our current Sharepoint with Confluence completely except for one feature - creating lists.

In sharepoint we have the ability to create a "list" and define a subset of columns for the associated items.

I can't find such a feature in Confluence, does one exist?

Note; I'm aware we can embed some Sharepoint content into Confluence but that's not what I'm looking for. If we go with Confluence, the server containing Sharepoint will be promptly submerged in the nearest body of water.

Tom

wildest · Answer

Hi Bill,
Thanks for the feedback. I think that almost get's us to where we need to be.

The lack of filtering might hurt a little, but I think this might help close the gap!

wildest · Answer

Hi Bill,
Thanks for the feedback. I think that almost get's us to where we need to be.

The lack of filtering might hurt a little, but I think this might help close the gap!

BillA · Answer

The closest thing we have to SharePoint lists in Confluence is the Page Properties Report. To get a good sense for how the page properties report works, check out the Product Requirements Blueprint.