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Where do you store your presentation files

Naama Lev

Hello everyone,

I am now bulding our conflunce solution in the company and I cannot figure out what will be the best way to store presentations and cutomer reports -

should i store it in google docs and add a link to confluence - or should i store it in confluence?

Can you please share your procedures with me?

Thanks

Naama

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Naama Lev

Thanks you Susan

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SusanA

Hi Naama,

I think it's easiest to store that information in Confluence, as an attachment to a page. You can still restrict access if you like, but I find it makes accessing that content from within Confluence much more seamless.

I am sure there might be cases where you don't want to do this, but over time it is easier to have your content all stored in one location. And I say this not only as a current Atlassian employee, but a former Confluence Admin for many years.

Good luck!

Susan

Naama Lev

Thanks you Susan

Shree Lekha Ramanathan

Hi Namma,

I'm from Zoho and we'd like to introduce our add-on Zoho Show for Confluence Cloud.

With Zoho Show , you can now create, collaborate, and deliver presentations right within Confluence. You can manage all your presentations within Confluence , with no need to maintain multiple apps and user accounts.

We have rich set of options to transform your numbers to beautiful charts and infographics.

Install the add-on from Atlassian Marketplace.

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Would be happy to hear more from you!

Thanks,
Lekha
show-confluence@zohoshow.com

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