Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ Atlassian Partner

Thanks so much for expanding on that, @Darin - Opus Guard! Totally agree, “Runs on Atlassian” and Cloud Fortified are key signals for enterprise-ready apps. Love how you framed the importance of managing content actively rather than just storing everything “because we can.” That mindset shift really defines success in…

Thank you both so much, @Elena_Elevatic and @Nick Wade -Opus Guard-! I couldn’t agree more that “first step” mindset shift truly changes everything. Once teams embrace Cloud, new habits and better ways of working naturally follow. Really appreciate your thoughtful perspectives and the work you’re both doing to help teams…

Wow! @Laurent Van der Velde I absolutely loved reading this. You captured that consulting-to-product leap so perfectly. It’s such a humbling shift, realizing it’s not just about building more, but building something that truly works for people. I couldn’t agree more about ego and simplicity. Saying “no” is hard, but it’s…

Thanks so much, @Jakub Nowak I really appreciate that. You’re so right, that shift from working for a single client to building something that can scale and help many is such a powerful one. And yes, simplicity and community often feel “small,” but they’re what hold everything together in the long run. Love hearing that…

Hi @Ananya Sharma Thank you so much for using Simple Table and for your detailed question. It’s a great use case! Here’s an example dataset you can try (you can copy-paste it into Confluence as a CSV and import it through the Import → CSV option): <span>Department,Employee,Hours Worked,Hourly Rate,Bonus (%)Sales,Naoko…

Hi @Tomislav Tobijas, Thank you so much for tagging me and for taking the time to include this post! 🙏I’ll be happy to assist Ananya directly and provide all the details she needs. Really appreciate your help and support as always! — Mia Tamm

Hi @Yong Yang Thanks so much for catching that I’ve just updated the post to include the Marketplace link! Really appreciate you sharing your apps and the challenges they address, that’s super interesting to read. Always great to connect with others building around real customer needs. — Mia Tamm

Great thread @Kelsey Van Scoy. Love the topic! Tables: Simple Table — grouping, subtotals, calculated columns and CSV/Excel/JSON import — all inside Confluence. Metadata: Communardo Metadata — structured page metadata for filtering and search. Approvals: AppFox Approvals — built-in approval workflows and state management…

Hi @Anna Mitina _Stiltsoft_ Thank you so much for your kind comment and for enjoying my post. I really appreciate you taking the time to read and share your thoughts. — Mia Tamm

That’s great to hear, @Casey Conger! 😊 Just a quick note — the integration between AppFox Approvals and Simple Table for Confluence is actually coming later this month. If you’d like, we can add you to the early access list so you can try it before it’s publicly released. You just need to open a short ticket on our help…

Hi @Casey Conger , That’s a great observation — and you’re absolutely right that the description can sound a bit confusing in this case. If you’re mainly trying to display page status or labels across multiple pages, there’s actually a simpler and more reliable model you can already use today: Use the Page Properties macro…

Hi @Casey Conger, You’re not missing anything — at the moment, Confluence databases don’t automatically pull status or labels from linked pages. The link field connects entries, but metadata like page status or labels isn’t dynamically synced from the linked page into your database. If you’re seeing that dark loading oval,…

Hi @Angelie Stephens this looks great! Thanks for sharing these resources and the new Marketing Magic badge. I really like the focus on learning and improving everyday marketing practices. Excited to explore the courses and see how they can help us grow as marketing professionals! — Mia Tamm

Hi @PJ Zaiac, thanks for the mention. The truth is that @Tomislav Tobijas is doing an amazing job for the community. I try to answer many of the posts myself, but there’s always a great comment coming from Tomislav. Great work to everyone who contributes to helping the community — Mia Tamm

Super helpful. Thanks @Monique vdB for the list and the links. — Mia Tamm

Hi @Sven Peters, Great news! At Simpleasyty we see Rovo as a key functionality and we plan to implement it as soon as possible in our app Simple Table for Confluence. Really excited to see how it will improve our workflows! — Mia Tamm

What a beautiful story, @Kristján Geir Mathiesen 💙 Your great aunt sounds like such a special person — strong-minded but also full of kindness. That photo with your son is truly heartwarming. For me, I often think about my maternal grandfather. He always had the most fascinating stories from his youth and endless patience…

Love it!!! 

Hi @Karim Belhadj Atlassway, this is such a valuable improvement. Anyone who has tried to track changes in Jira knows how overwhelming the plain history tab can feel — endless scrolling, no context, and lots of room for confusion. Presenting updates in a structured, color-coded timeline makes all the difference. It not…

@Paul Pasler _Seibert_ creative way to turn a complex ITSM topic into something engaging and memorable. The mix of humor, storytelling, and practical use cases makes the value of Awesome Custom Fields stand out clearly. A great example of how to make technical solutions feel approachable and fun. Nice ☺️

Hi @Elie Iskandar - Infosysta Apps Turning plain English into precise JQL is a real game changer. This kind of feature not only saves time but also removes one of Jira’s steepest learning curves. It’s a simple yet powerful way to make teams more productive and focused on delivering results. Thanks, — Mia Tamm

Hi @Anastasiia Maliei SaaSJet clear and practical walkthrough, turning complex billing tasks into a transparent and efficient process. Thanks for sharing, — Mia Tamm

Hi @Camille Ledda, There are a few common reasons why an agent might not be able to see knowledge base articles in Confluence: * Space permissions – Make sure the agent (or the group they belong to) has at least view permissions for the Confluence space where the knowledge base articles are stored. * Page restrictions –…

Hi @Nikolai Ivanov — thanks for the thoughtful question! Yes, you can set all of that in Simple Tables: * Compact layout (smaller row height/padding): open the Formatting tab → Table formatting → choose Compact. * Keep things tidy with a scrollbar: open the Formatting tab → Table height → pick Small/Medium/Large. That caps…

Hi @Mark Pliacnik and welcome to the community. As @Brita Moorus already mentioned, native Confluence tables/Databases don’t support computed columns yet; there’s an open Atlassian suggestion for formulas in Databases. If you need Price × Taxes per row today, this is straightforward with Simple Tables app for Confluence: *…

Well done mates! Let's keep the community full of answers 😍

 Hi @Nikolai Ivanov — welcome, and thanks for raising this! Big Confluence tables can get hard to read fast. In native Confluence there isn’t a way to group by multiple columns. For that, a macro like Simple Tables helps—you can group by 1, 2, or more columns (e.g., Type → Location → Status), collapse/expand groups, and…

Hi @Nikolai Ivanov — welcome, and thanks for raising this! Big Confluence tables can get hard to read fast. In native Confluence there isn’t a way to group by multiple columns. For that, a macro like Simple Tables helps—you can group by 1, 2, or more columns (e.g., Type → Location → Status), collapse/expand groups, and add…

Hi @Fieke Neijens! Yes, you can automate changing page statuses within a space in Confluence Cloud. How to set it up (simple version): Create an Automation rule and set Rule details → Scope to the target space. Add your trigger (for example, Scheduled or Manual). Add the action Change page status and choose the status you…

Thanks, @Aron Gombas _Midori_ — totally fair point. For Confluence Cloud, there is an Automation action called Change page status. Atlassian’s doc lists it and notes that content statuses are space-specific, so the action won’t surface status choices until the rule’s Scope is set to a space (or specific spaces). Because…