¿Quién usa Confluence?
En la actualidad, todos los tipos de departamentos funcionales de cualquier tamaño usan Confluence, desde equipos técnicos y grupos de gestión de proyectos, hasta Marketing, Recursos Humanos, los departamentos jurídicos y financieros. Todos los equipos cumplen con el trabajo gracias a Confluence.
¿Qué es Confluence?
Confluence es un espacio de trabajo abierto y compartido que conecta a las personas con las ideas y la información que necesitan para generar impulso y hacer su mejor trabajo. A diferencia de las herramientas para compartir documentos y archivos, Confluence es abierto y colaborativo, ayudándote a crear, administrar y colaborar en cualquier cosa, desde planes de lanzamiento de productos hasta campañas de marketing. Encuentra trabajo fácilmente con espacios dedicados y organizados, conéctate entre equipos y realiza integración sin problemas con la suite Atlassian o personaliza con aplicaciones del Marketplace.
Información sobre Confluence
Atlassian
http://www.atlassian.com
Fundada en 2002
Resumen de precios de Confluence
Confluence dispone de una versión gratuita y ofrece una prueba gratis. La versión de pago de Confluence está disponible a partir de 10,00 US$/mes.
Precio inicial
10,00 US$/mes
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Versión gratuita
Sí
Prueba gratis
Implementación
Instalado: Mac
En la nube, SaaS, web
Instalado: Windows
Móvil: nativo de iOS
Móvil: nativo de Android
Formación
Seminarios web
Documentación
Asistencia
En horario ininterrumpido (atiende un representante)
En línea
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Opiniones de Confluence
Mostrando 5 de 1604 opiniones
Steve M.
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Valoración global5/5
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Facilidad de uso5/5
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Funcionalidades5/5
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Asistencia técnicaSin valoración
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Relación calidad-precio5/5
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Probabilidad de recomendación
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 31/10/2019
"The Collaboration Platform You've Waited For"
Comentarios: We document everything in Confluence. I run a digital marketing team of around 20 people and have a total of 40 users in the tool (a few other teams besides mine use it). It's been a fantastic tool to get everyone on the same page and keep track of our how-tos, meeting notes, plans, goals, features/specs, etc.
Puntos a favor:
Real-time simultaneous editing
Ease of finding and organizing what I've written
Constantly adding new features
Integration with Jira and Trello is great, but also works as lightweight project management by itself
Contras:
Honestly, they've fixed my biggest cons, like storage space (now you can buy a bigger plan) and they keep adding more things.
I think my colleagues would say there's still a learning curve, which is understandable, and I think Confluence has been changing the interface with more tips and features for new users (which is sometimes confusing for long-time users like me, LOL)
One big con is still the limited integration with MS Office. Confluence fully replaces the need for Word in most cases, so that's not a big deal, but I wish the Excel integration and/or the table functionality was better.
Also, printing is pretty tough when you have tables.
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 31/10/2019
Panagiotis K.
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Valoración global5/5
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Facilidad de uso5/5
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Funcionalidades5/5
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Asistencia técnica5/5
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Relación calidad-precio5/5
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Probabilidad de recomendación
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 17/9/2019
"Great documentation platform for both intranets and customer-facing hubs"
Comentarios: The experience I had the last 9-10 years that me and my colleagues worked with Confluence is excellent. The document editor works smoothly even from the mobile app that is offered. There are many article templates to choose from when you start creating an article, from decision making documents to marketing strategy forms and solution focused how-to pages. Confluence supports a lot of media types in the pages, so it's easy to create helpful articles with video, audio, images and many more like attention panels, embedded spreadsheets, etc. You can even embed the contents of one section of a page to another page, so that if you change that it reflects the change in all the pages that the section was included. Which is great for customer support and of course technical documentation. Did I mention that you can create as many different wikis as you like? Confluence calls those "spaces" and it's a great way to keep things separated. I use different wiki spaces for my employees handbook, customer support, app manuals, design documents per project, etc. The possibilities are endless and having them separately helps with security between different roles in the company and outside of it.
Puntos a favor:
Confluence, especially the new cloud version, is one of the best tools to use for documenting your knowledge-base. The best parts for me are:
- The ability to connect my articles with to-do tasks from project management (Jira from Atlassian, same company, so they work like a charm together).
- The articles I can contain any media types, from spreadsheets that I can edit in-line to videos. There are also a lot of native panels to help anybody create very stylish articles with usability.
- In-line and footer comment sections help my team discuss and develop documents all together, without losing any of the discussion history.
- The ability to also keep an internal blog. I use that to inform my colleagues for the day-to-day developments, and keep everybody on track with high ideas and management efforts.
- All of the above can be also used as a customer-facing knowledge-base, to serve your customers with documents, operation manuals and help articles. Very handy if you use it together with the service desk solution from the same company, but can also be used stand-alone too.
In general it's one of the best choices that I made when I was searching for a documentation solution for my company and my clients, back in 2010. Almost a decade passed and Confluence is still growing better and better by the time. Atlassian the company behind Confluence is now huge and offers many solutions that integrate with Confluence, making it an even better choice if you use other tools from them.
Contras: I can't find any cons to Confluence. After all there is no perfect solution, only elegant ones depending on the problem one tries to solve. Atlassian is offering a trial period so anybody can see if Confluence is good for their company's documentation needs. From my experience, it would be bad to start a trial before you hove some really motivated people in your team and some content to put in there. Because it would be better to test Confluence with something that you would use in your company, so that you see first hand the pros and cons while your team works with Confluence with material that is close to the true material that you would put in there. If I was to change one thing it would be the way it recognizes internally any of the pages I create, so that Confluence doesn't have any issues with pages with same titles. That would be a nice time saver and space saver in the outline of any wiki one creates.
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 17/9/2019
Jinan S.
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Valoración global4/5
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Facilidad de uso5/5
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Funcionalidades4/5
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Asistencia técnicaSin valoración
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Relación calidad-precio4/5
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Probabilidad de recomendación
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 11/7/2020
"Jira is incomplete without confluence!"
Comentarios: Overall, I am very satisfied with the confluence. Multiple architects collectively decided to use that over Sharepoint. The key reason is the seamless integration between these two products (Jira and Confluence). For an example, by simply writing the issue key on confluence page would automatically create the link to Jira ticket while reflecting the status of the ticket. This would allow visibility for Release Planning, while allowing you to write an appropriate decisions such as Go-No-Go on the same page.
Puntos a favor: Confluence offers pretty good UI for creating excellent documents (requirements or design). It does support pretty much all features of Microsoft word for creating a great documentation. Between all Atlasssian products, if you are tight on budget, I would suggest you to get Jira and confluence combo. It’s indeed great tool combo for the remote agile teams to work together due to their seamless integration.
Contras: One thing that I loved on the share point that’s not great with confluence is integration with the Microsoft office products. To be very frank, I feel this is not a big drawback as now a days, web interface is pretty much replacing the traditional interface.
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 11/7/2020
Andrew K.
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Valoración global3/5
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Facilidad de uso4/5
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Funcionalidades4/5
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Asistencia técnica3/5
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Relación calidad-precio3/5
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Probabilidad de recomendación
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 19/8/2019
"Great Resource Library within the JIRA Space"
Comentarios: Overall, Confluence has served our company well, as we subscribe to a number of Atlassian products. The immediate integration with these other products makes the Confluence application very desirable for our business model, and offers us a much needed solution without much additional effort or thought. If you are already using Atlassian products, Confluence is a great solution for centralizing and organizing all of your assets. If you have more advances needs and do not already use Atlassian products, you may want to explore alternative options.
Puntos a favor: Confluence offers my company a unique solution for creating and organizing documentation and assets that need to be share amongst an entire team. In addition, it offers us a means to share some of those same documents and assets with our customers without any additional effort. Its advance permissions schemes allow you to dictate which users have access to which files, and its ease of use allows for quick publication and instant distribution. As we also use JIRA for project management, Confluence is a great complement for linking supplemental, more detailed files to ongoing projects.
Contras: Confluence word processing features are a bit rudimentary. While the application itself is easy to use, its feature limitations only allow for a certain level of detail and imagination when creating new documents. While it links seamless into the JIRA project management platform, it does come with an additional cost per user, which quick racks up your monthly Atlassian bill. For more advanced needs, an alternative platform may be a better fit.
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 19/8/2019
Jessa F.
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Valoración global4/5
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Facilidad de uso3/5
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Funcionalidades4/5
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Asistencia técnicaSin valoración
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Relación calidad-precioSin valoración
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Probabilidad de recomendación
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 23/4/2020
"great for remote work teams"
Comentarios: It has been great so far, and we feel like we have barely scratched the surface.
Puntos a favor: We are using the free version so far. We needed a better way to share documents and consolidate files rather than sending files back and forth. Everyone can log in to Confluence and see any updates, get tasks assigned, update documents, and more. There are many many many templates to use and features to add to documents. The possibilities of use of this product seem endless.
Contras: It can be very overwhelming to learn. We went about a week before we started to get the hang of the product. You need to read a few tutorials or blog posts to start to figure it out. We decided to go with using it and are still learning the best ways to use it. We wish there were more editing features for document like Google docs has with suggesting edits, where you can cross out text and substitute right in the form, but instead you need to write comments. Edits are tracked, but it's not as easy to use or see what was edited.
- Fuente de la reseña
- Publicado el 23/4/2020
