Assets objects can be displayed in Confluence, but the relationship is one-directional and query-only, correct? There is no way to see, from an object, which Confluence pages document it, and no way to insert objects into a page without writing AQL.
We are moving our ICT infrastructure inventory (servers, network devices, firewalls, VLANs, IP allocations, virtual machines) out of Confluence tables into Assets, and keeping Confluence for runbooks, operational procedures and change documentation. The split works well in principle: Assets answers "what is it, where is it, who owns it", Confluence answers "how do we operate and fix it". Two gaps make this difficult in practice.
Gap 1: no reverse visibility from an object to its documentation
An object view shows connected Jira work items, which is very useful. There is no equivalent for Confluence. When we open a device we cannot see which runbooks, procedures or architecture pages refer to it. The only options today are to search Confluence manually by object name, or to hand-maintain a URL attribute on every object, which goes stale quickly and is not enforceable.
Is there a way to have a "Linked Confluence pages" panel on the object view, populated automatically when an object is referenced on a page through the Assets macro or a smart link, mirroring the existing Jira work items panel?
Also there is no way to put table in the comments of the Activity in an Assets, right?
