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Hi @eliseamariat , Thanks for clarifying. I see exactly what you mean about wanting a single view with all comments in one place, instead of having to click through each small pop-up window. Our team at Simple Tables for Confluence is actually working on a POC around this. The idea is to be able to pull all inline comments…
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Really like how you’ve framed the difference between “async” and truly async work @Evan Fishman - Quely for Jira. The visual makes it very clear how much time and back-and-forth can be saved when context, blockers, and decisions live together in one place. This is exactly the type of structured workflow that helps teams…
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Hi @Roger Teuwsen, From what you’ve described, it sounds like your Confluence site might be getting flagged as inactive under Atlassian’s Free plan policies. Even if you log in occasionally, the system may still consider the site inactive if there’s little or no content activity (e.g., creating or editing pages) over an…
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Hi @eliseamariat , From the description, it sounds like you’re expecting the “Review all comments in a single panel” feature to open a comments sidebar on the right. In Confluence Cloud, this panel is only available when there are inline comments (the kind you add by highlighting text) on the page. If there are no inline…
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Hi @김나연 This issue doesn’t seem to be part of any current Atlassian Cloud outage, but there are a few common causes worth checking: * Browser factors – Try editing in a different browser or in incognito/private mode to rule out cache or extensions. * Network/connectivity – If possible, test from another network or device.…
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Hi @Priya Mahante , Just to add to what @Vronik shared, once you insert the Table of Contents macro, make sure your headings are using the built-in heading styles (Heading 1, Heading 2, etc.) in Confluence. The macro picks these up automatically, so you don’t need to add links manually. If you want more control over the…
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Hi @Clarie Dubois You’re right. Confluence doesn’t have a built-in way to import JSON (especially with nested fields) without an app. That’s exactly the challenge we wanted to solve with Simple Table. With Simple Table for Confluence App, you can import a JSON file directly (nested arrays, objects, etc.) and the app will…
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Thank you, @Emi Sato! I’m glad Simple Table worked well for your use case and that the setup was smooth. It’s great to hear your team is finding value in it. that’s exactly what we aim for. — Mia Tamm from Simpleasyty
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Hi @Teodora V _Warsaw Dynamics_, I really enjoyed reading your perspective on using the Blogs feature. I’ve seen how monthly reflections like yours can make a big difference in keeping track of progress and celebrating achievements that might otherwise be overlooked. Your point about the missing copy/duplicate option…
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Hi @Lucas Oliveira , Thanks for sharing your detailed observations. As @Kian Stack Mumo Systems mentioned, the Rovo project page on Atlassian Jira is the right place to raise this. There’s already an open feature request to hide agents from users, but your point about agents returning text from restricted pages isn’t…
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Hi @Rich Fluckiger , welcome to the community! 👋 It’s great to hear about your passion for technical writing and documentation and your goal of making Confluence the single source of truth is a solid approach. With Jira and Confluence working together, there’s a lot of potential to streamline processes and ensure your…
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Hi @Mike Ely , I agree with @Brant Schroeder's point. It’s worth first clarifying the specific issues you’re running into with Confluence search, as the approach might differ depending on whether it’s a matter of performance, relevance, or navigation. Label usage and content structure can make a big difference before…
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Hi @Maria Jones , Thank you so much for taking the time to share your detailed feedback — it’s great to hear you were able to set up grouping, aggregations, and calculated columns so smoothly. I’m especially glad the ROA/zero-egress model fits your security requirements. On large datasets (~10k rows), Simple Table can…
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Hi @Dick this is such a thoughtful and well-structured explanation of Agile’s real benefits. I really enjoyed how you broke down each “power” into clear, practical insights, especially the parts on transparency and self-determined pace. It’s not only informative but also very relatable for teams already working in Agile.…
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Hi @Kristian Klima , Thanks for pointing that out — you’re right. Confluence Standard does support Anonymous Access; my earlier comment was incorrect. I appreciate you taking the time to share the clarification and the screenshot. For anyone else reading, you can enable this via Space Settings → Permissions → Anonymous…
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Hi @Jozsef Frigo , Unfortunately, there’s no current setting in Confluence Cloud to bring back the old “view changes” links in the daily digest emails. Atlassian recently updated the email format so the links go directly to the pages, which means you now need to use the Page History option to see differences. If this is…
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Hey @Celina 👋 Just stumbled on this and had to say—this is super cool! Love how you squeezed all your chats right into Jira and waved goodbye to Slack. Makes me want to rally my crew to give it a whirl. Big thanks for sharing your playbook with the Atlassian fam—it’s awesome to see real-world tips like this. — Mia Tamm…
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Hi @Daniella Latham. Hi everyone. I just watched the recording of the “All About AI” session and walked away with several key takeaways: Rovo AI fundamentals: I loved learning how it leverages language models to automate workflows within Jira and Confluence. Practical use cases: I can already see the potential for Rovo AI…
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Hi @藤川 実 申し訳ありませんが、英語で回答させていただきます。 Confluence’s native table macro doesn’t support automatic currency totals in the footer. To get that functionality, you’ll need a marketplace app. There are several options. I will talk about one: Simple Table for Confluence Install the Simple Table macro. In your table settings, mark…
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Hi @Maria Jones — nice to meet you! I’m Mia Tamm from Simpleasyty, the team behind Simple Table for Confluence, and I’d love to share how our app might fit your needs: Multi-column groupingSimple Table lets you group by any combination of fields (e.g. Region + Product Line) with just a couple of clicks. Your rows collapse…
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Hi @Guido Sluijsmans, On Confluence Cloud (Standard) you can’t share a whole space with people who aren’t Confluence users. Every person who views pages must have at least a “view-only” account—there’s no built-in public-access link. If you need true read-only sharing without creating accounts, you have two options: *…
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Hi @Kristján Geir Mathiesen Truth be told, I haven’t yet taken my first Atlassian exam. I’ve spent a lot of time working with Jira and Confluence in my day-to-day, and I know getting certified would be a valuable next step—so it’s definitely on my radar! For those of you who have already earned your first cert, I’d love…
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Hi @Angelie Stephens, Thank you so much for the clear update on the Bookmarker badge! I followed the new steps—bookmarking content and confirming I’ve viewed my bookmarks—and just earned the badge and points without any issues. This improved process makes everything so much smoother. Really appreciate all the hard work you…
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Hi @Reza Alikhani , Thanks for clarifying! To make sure we build exactly what you need, could you let me know: Are you looking to color a single cell, or would you rather have an entire row change color? Or perhaps you’re after the ability to recolor a whole column in one go? I ask because here at Simpleasyty we’re…
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Hi @Elena_Elevatic Thank you for this clear and comprehensive deep dive into data residency — it’s exactly the kind of guidance organizations need as they navigate cloud compliance and privacy requirements. At Simpleasyty, we share your conviction that where and how data is stored should never be an afterthought. That’s…
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Hi @Gautam Sureshkumar , Great question! Our product team at Simpleasyty has been reflecting on this exact ask because we’re currently running an initiative to solve it. Right now, Simple Table for Confluence App supports four field types—Text, Date, Number, and Boolean—and we’re seriously considering adding a fifth…
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Hi @Sorg, Alexander, Thanks for reaching out! I’m Mia Tamm, and I’m happy to let you know that everything you’ve described—having two editable fields (A and B) with a live “A + B = result” formula—is fully supported by our Simple Table app. Better yet, Simple Table is completely free to use. If you can share a bit more…
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Hi @Caolan Radford —thanks for the update! You may well be right that this is a bug. If you’d like, please reach out to Atlassian support so they can investigate and address it. Thanks again for flagging this!
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Hi @haruka.minami Here’s the direct link to the Bulk Actions section of Atlassian’s official “Create and manage automations” guide, where you’ll find the “For each card in list…” loop described. And in case you want to see a real‐world example of that syntax in action, here’s the Atlassian Community thread that walks…
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Hi @Reza Alikhani —Mia here. Just so I point you in the right direction, could you clarify where you’re seeing only six colors right now? * Are you talking about the table cell background palette when you select a cell? * Or the text color / highlight options in the editor toolbar? * Perhaps you mean the six theme colors…