
What I like best about Questions for Confluence is how seamlessly it integrates into the existing Atlassian Confluence environment. It makes asking and answering questions feel like a natural extension of everyday collaboration rather than a separate tool. I especially appreciate the structured Q&A format, which keeps discussions organized, easy to search, and reusable over time. The ability to surface expert knowledge within the team and build a centralized, searchable knowledge base significantly reduces repeated questions and improves overall productivity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One downside of Questions for Confluence is that engagement can be inconsistent—without active participation and clear ownership, questions may go unanswered or become outdated. The notification system can also feel limited, making it easy to miss new questions or updates unless you’re actively monitoring the space. Additionally, the interface can sometimes feel less intuitive compared to modern Q&A platforms, and customization or reporting options are somewhat limited for teams that want deeper insights into usage and response trends. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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