👋 Community! Avinoam from Confluence here and today I'm ridiculously excited to announce that Confluence now has Verified Pages!!!
I’m guessing that you’ve also been in the situation where you’re looking at a page that hasn’t been updated in a while and you’re not confident that the content is still up to date or relevant. Today we’re finishing up our rollout of Verified Pages, which we’re hoping can alleviate some of these problems.
We leveraged the already existing content status functionality to implement content verification. We even put in a fancy check mark to really emphasize that this content status is a bit more special 😉
To make verified more valuable as a status, only page owners or space/site admins will be able to place and remove this status from any given content.
But wait, there's more - Only certain users can verify a page, but how does this help with keeping content up to date? Glad you asked...
Automation for Confluence already has components for page statuses, and we setup an easy to use template that will look for inactive pages that are verified and automatically un-verify the page and email the page owner, asking them to review the page.
Verified in the page status drop down
New automation template that will look for inactive pages that are verified and automatically un-verify the page and email the page owner, asking them to review the page.
This is actively rolling out to all Confluence customers!
We’d love your feedback so please feel free to schedule time with us directly here or drop a comment on this post
Avinoam
Principal Product Manager, Confluence Cloud
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