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I am working on conducting a content audit on Confluence, as part of an IA process and looking to:
1. Note what is on each page
2. Identify user permissions
3. Update content
4. Archive content
- Is this process automated within Confluence?
- Are bulk updates to content possible? for example replacing a certain word across all instances where it appears within Confluence.
Appreciate the help. Thank you.
There's no way to "automate" this, you are mostly describing "use a page", which means reading it and looking at its setup and history.
So to answer your specific questions:
These processes are as automated as they can be in Confluence
You can do some bulk updates, but they're not as plain as a basic search and replace, you'll need to look for an app for that particular need.
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