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This is the maximum number of users or user licenses you can add to each of your Confluence sites.

This is the number of sites (also called “instances”) you can license based on the subscription plan you choose.

One site is typically enough for most small to medium organizations because you can still have multiple pages on a single site for different teams to maintain their knowledge bases, workflows, etc.

Enterprise subscribers often opt for multiple sites, up to 150 per product, to:

Learn more about instances in Confluence.

Confluence whiteboards brings the flexibility of a digital whiteboard into your team workspace, allowing you to brainstorm, plan, and action work like never before. Learn more

Build flexible rules to reduce repetitive, manual tasks – from archiving content to notifying teams. Automation helps your teams save time, increase efficiency, and reduce risk of manual errors.

Free plan comes with 10 rule runs per month while Standard plan comes with 100.

Premium users have 1,000 rule executions per paid monthly user. For example, a Confluence Cloud Premium site with 200 users will have 200,000 monthly rule executions each month.

Enterprise sites have unlimited automation executions.

You only pay for what you use - only automations that successfully perform an action count towards your limit.

Learn more about automation.

Create as much content as your team needs with unlimited pages and spaces.

Confluence databases allow users to aggregate, structure, and connect information, driving consistency and visibility across teams. Learn more.

Macros add interactivity to your Confluence pages with extra functionality or dynamic content.

For example, use the Jira Issues macro to attach live updates of Jira issues, epics, and reports to a page. Or, use the Status macro to update your team on your project’s status.

Organize the content in your pages easily with a hierarchy. Page tree hierarchies can make finding work quick.

Track and view the history of changes to each page, compare different versions, and roll back to a previous version if needed.

Use the template library for everything from product requirement documents to marketing plans. Or, create your own custom template.

Share status updates on how projects and goals are progressing.

Know who you’re working with and what they're working on.

Assign, revoke, and modify space or page permissions to individual users, groups, or anonymous users. The Free plan doesn’t allow permission settings for spaces or pages.

Archive outdated pages to keep page trees organized with relevant content. Access archived pages any time for historical context.

Get engagement analytics on page views and user views.

Unlock knowledge, create together, and tackle the biggest challenges with Rovo Search, Chat, and specialized Agents. Learn more.

Customize a dynamic info hub for your entire company with company hub, a single go-to destination for company news, announcements, and resources. Learn more.

Analytics lets you see user engagement and make more informed decisions with filters for the site, space, and page levels.

Understand all active permissions for a specific user in one place so you can address issues quickly.

Space admins can efficiently oversee and manage various types of content, such as pages, blogs, and attachments, from a centralized interface. It also supports bulk actions like archiving, deleting, and updating content owners, making it easier to manage the space at scale. 

These actions save time and effort by enabling admins to manage large volumes of content efficiently, ensuring a more organized and manageable Confluence space.

Learn more.

Share and embed team calendars. This can help teams communicate availability and stay organized.

Build interactive, customizable charts, and dashboards across products and instances with a low- to no-code editor.

Learn more about Atlassian Analytics.

Access fully modeled data across your Atlassian tools in one place.

Learn more about Atlassian Data Lake.

Query your preferred non-Atlassian data sources and visualize alongside Atlassian data for holistic insights.

Learn more about data connectors.

Domain verification lets an organization admin centrally manage all of the Atlassian accounts that use the company's domain.

Session duration management allows an organization admin to set a session timeout value different from the default policy of 30 days. This means admins can control how long a team member can stay signed in without interacting with Atlassian.com.

Admin key lets site admins diagnose problems faster with temporary access to restricted pages. Page authors receive an email when a site admin has used admin key to view or make changes to their page.

Create and manage critical announcements to ensure important messages are seen where your teams are actually working.

Copy permissions from one space to another to save time and prevent mistakes.

Confluence mission control allows product admins to quickly and easily access site-level insights and controls – all in one place. This includes a snapshot into overall site health and activity, providing greater oversight and management of Confluence site and spaces.

Prepare, test, and experiment with products and apps before making changes to your production environment.

The sandbox gives you a realistic understanding of what your new feature might look like or how it works when released for your users.

Control when and how you release changes to users with release tracks.

With options to control Atlassian cloud releases, release tracks make your daily management of our cloud products more predictable. This helps you plan, prepare, and ensure success for upcoming product changes.

Enable admins to manage how and when managed users create Atlassian products.

User counts gives Atlassian admins visibility into how many users they are able to add to an Enterprise product; and conversely, user counts indicate if a product is at-or-near capacity.

Proactively protect your mission-critical work with advanced authentication controls and flexible security policies.

• Enforce Single Sign-on (SSO) and two-factor authentication

• Automate user lifecycle management (SCIM provisioning)

• Set policies for secure collaboration with external users

• Seamless integration with your Identity provider (IdP)

Guard your top-priority projects with our most advanced security capabilities and stop threats before they become incidents.

Password policies help ensure best practices for user-created passwords in Atlassian cloud products. This helps reduce the risk of security breaches.

All customer data stored within Atlassian cloud products and services is encrypted in transit over public networks using Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2+ with Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) to protect it from unauthorized disclosure or modification.

Data drives on servers holding customer data and attachments in Jira Software Cloud, Jira Service Management Cloud, Jira Work Management Cloud, Confluence Cloud, Statuspage, Opsgenie, and Trello use full disk, industry-standard AES-256 encryption at rest.

Our Disaster Recovery Program consists of a few key practices to ensure the appropriate levels of governance, oversight, and testing.

Learn more about security practices.

Enforce security controls on mobile app usage through built-in mobile device management (MDM) support for iOS and Android.

Learn more about MDM.

Audit logs let administrators look at changes made to your site. This is useful when you need to troubleshoot a problem or keep a record of important events, like changes to global permissions.

Specify where you want your data hosted in Atlassian's global cloud footprint. This can help meet your corporate policies and compliance requirements.

Learn more about data residency.

Bolster your team’s security by limiting your site access to trusted IP ranges.

Support multiple identity providers for a single organization.

Customers can now connect multiple identity providers to implement SAML SSO and SCIM user provisioning to their Atlassian Cloud organization.

Comprehensive audit logging of user-initiated activity in Confluence, including permission changes.

Products in the Jira suite and Confluence all come with their own file storage space.

Learn more about storage.

With centralized per-user licensing, you can give a user entry into all sites (also called "instances") with a single license. Centralized per-user licensing is a subscription model.

Public links allow users to share a view-only version of a Confluence page with anyone on the internet via the unique Public Link URL. Easily copy the link and share with external collaborators for easy viewing, without needing them to sign up for a Confluence account.

For each paid user, admins can add up to five guests for no additional cost or licenses.

There are no limits to how many spaces you can share or how many guests you can have in each space. However, each guest is limited to a single space.

Anonymous access makes your Confluence site publicly available, enabling access to your content to users outside of your organization. Confluence's anonymous access is most commonly used for customer-facing knowledge bases and documentation.