Is there a tool (Confluence Macro?) that will show a report or alert for all pages that haven't been updated in over a year? I'd like to use this to trigger an internal review for the page owner to try to eliminate stale and dead pages.
The Better Content Archiving app is a comprehensive solution developed for 15 years for every sort of content lifecycle management problems. It fully supports your case, as one of the most typical ones!
You can set up your own definition of the "Expired" status. In fact, the default "Expired" is set for a page if it has not been updated for 365 days! (in the shot below, the threshold is 100 days)
Then the app will automatically email the last modifier, author, content owner and ask him to update it, confirm that it is still relevant or archive it.
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Hi @Neal Verdick ! Welcome to the community! I found an older post that may help you. It appears there is/was a Server addon. Here's the link:
How-to-find-out-the-age-of-all-content
Maybe that will help you out. Otherwise I'm wondering if there might be something with Confluence Cloud Automation, but that's only available for Premire/Enterprise sites, and we're not one of them so I can't check.
Hope that helps.
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