As far as I know all Confluence users can subscribe to a daily digest they will receive by email. My organization would like to have all Confluence users subscribed by default to that digest.
Is that possible?
Also, are other forms of subscription to changes and updates similar to the Jira subscription to filters?
Thanks a lot !
No this can't be done as it is a user setting, managed by the user.
This has been put in place in Cloud, as this was deemed as super annoying on server/DC, as user where not able to not receive this email, as this was globally configured only.
The other form of subscriptions a user is able to set are like Jira filter subscriptions on a user level, but also not manageable globally.
All is based on the user preferred settings.
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The notification feature of the Better Content Archiving for Confluence app can be used to daily updates.
In app's concept, a notification is configured from:
This one-minute gives you a short introduction (although the use case is a bit different):
Learn more about custom notifications in Confluence.
(Discl. this is a paid and supported app developed by our team. Free for 10 users.)
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