Steffen Burzlaff (K15t) Community Champion

Hey there... What's happening? So what if there was always a little helper looking over your content in Confluence to make sure its the best it can be? That would be great... Did you see the latest memo? With organization-wide guidelines on style, tone, formatting, and vocabulary, there are a lot of rules to keep in mind…

I’ve been a fan of Rovo ever since Atlassian announced it last year. Since then, I’ve played around with agents and tried pushing them to their limits. But in the end, a Rovo agent needs to be helpful and make your life easier, that’s the whole point. Here are three agents that have helped me and my team. Maybe they’ll do…

Hey everyone, I have an automation which is triggered when a Jira Work Item is created. The automation has a simple if condition to check what the parent is set to. Then based on that I want to create a page in Confluence with page content. The page publishing should fill the "page content" field to populate some content…

How to Set Your Team Up for Success We’ve all been there – you start creating a new article, topic, or documentation structure, only to realize halfway through that your approach isn’t working. Now you’re stuck: either leave it as it is and risk confusing your audience or go back and refine it. This can be frustrating,…

Page labels are a simple but powerful feature to categorize your content in Confluence. At K15t we love working with labels. Here are some reasons why: * We group pages that belong together, but exist in different spaces or hierarchies. * Labels are easy to add and remove without changing any content on the page. * There's…

Continuous Improvement(s) When using Confluence regularly as a team, you add new pages, archive old ones, create new spaces, and edit pages daily. It’s almost like your Confluence site becomes a living, breathing entity that needs time, love and care to function. Let It Grow, Let It Grow At K15t, we use Confluence for…

Go ahead and publish that Confluence page and check the date under the title*. Yeah, you saw that right: it's December. The year is almost over, the holiday vacation is on its way, and you’re probably experiencing one of these types of seasons: * Advent season: the year is wrapping up nicely, projects are coming to a…

One of the most attractive parts about Confluence is that it can be used by everyone. You shouldn't just have your tech writers write documentation in Confluence. Confluence should be used for marketing, project management, human resources, company news, and announcements within your organization. That’s when it’s the most…

Your audience is human and we humans don’t always see what's right in front of us. According to research published by Time, 55% of people spend 15 seconds or less on a page. If your pages look like this, chances are high that people won’t absorb any of the information. An aesthetically pleasing Confluence page isn’t just…

Writing release notes is like building a house; before you start working on anything else, you need a solid foundation. Release notes are an underrated way to connect with your users and can be something they look forward to reading, rather than a chore. But none of it matters if the foundation isn't set. In this article,…

You've probably created a table or two in Confluence, right? Confluence makes it really easy for you to pack a lot of great information into your tables. But if you're not careful, your tables can end up filling entire pages and it can become very hard for your team to find exactly what they're looking for. We want to show…