Set up Confluence Cloud
Get the high-level details you need to set up your Confluence Cloud site in order to meet your team's needs.
Confluence is all about working together to get the best results for you and your team. Share a page or blog post with your teammates, so they can join in a collaborative editing session to capture shared meeting notes work together on product requirements, or polish a proposal.
There are also other ways for you to notify your team about content they might be interested in.
You can:
Mention someone on a page or blog post, or in a comment or task
Add a reaction to any content such as a page, blog post, or comment
Whenever you mention another user, they'll get a notification; if you like a page, blog post, or comment, Confluence will let the author know that you like their content.
Other users can also find out about changes to content in Confluence by watching pages and spaces.
Create a network of users
Create a personal network of users that you want to follow.
Add a reaction to any content
Let teammates know that you like their work.
Mention a person or team
Mention people or teams by tagging them.
Share a page or blog post
Keep your teammates information by sharing a page or blog with them.
Comment on pages and blog posts
Provide your teammates with feedback by commenting on pages and blogs.
Watch pages, spaces, and blogs
Stay informed about changes to content by watching pages, spaces, and blogs.
Manage watchers
Space administrators can manage who is notified about content changes.
Add people to Confluence from Google, Slack, or Microsoft
Add anyone to Confluence from Google, Slack, or Microsoft (or all three). It’s quick, convenient, and secure.
Invite guests for external collaboration
Collaborate securely with clients, contractors, or other "external" people.
What can guests see and do on Confluence?
Learn the details of what guests can and cannot do in Confluence.
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