Compare Confluence and Dropbox Paper 
Confluence vs Dropbox Paper
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Dropbox Paper easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Dropbox Paper overall.
- Reviewers felt that Dropbox Paper meets the needs of their business better than Confluence.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Dropbox Paper is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Dropbox Paper over Confluence.
- Unlimited workspaces
- Rich content editor
- Page hierarchy and versioning
I like a lot of the macros offered and make use of several of them (I think we also have a few extra ones). I also like how you can integrate portions of JIRA and Balsamiq, using the macros, this comes in handy with my spec pages.
Search is a pain. The more questions are asked in Q&A, the more difficult it becomes to find what you want, because it seems like questions are prioritized over stable doc pages. Search seems to default to "or" so searching for "product feature" will show...
User interface is very intuitive and doesn't need extensive knowledge of computer skills to work
I don't like how there aren't many functions available yet, such as paragraphing and formatting
I like a lot of the macros offered and make use of several of them (I think we also have a few extra ones). I also like how you can integrate portions of JIRA and Balsamiq, using the macros, this comes in handy with my spec pages.
User interface is very intuitive and doesn't need extensive knowledge of computer skills to work
Search is a pain. The more questions are asked in Q&A, the more difficult it becomes to find what you want, because it seems like questions are prioritized over stable doc pages. Search seems to default to "or" so searching for "product feature" will show...
I don't like how there aren't many functions available yet, such as paragraphing and formatting
