Confluence Docs 3.0 : Feature List This page last changed on Jul 05, 2009 by ggaskell. The features listed on this page refer to Confluence version 1.0 beta1. #### Content Management Content is organised into discrete spaces in which users can create and edit pages. Easy-to-learn, easy-to-read but powerful notation for designing pages and linking between them, based on the popular textile markup. Arbitrary files can be attached to pages. Comments can be left on pages. Page templating allows rapid creation of boiler-plate pages. Pages can be organised into hierarchies. #### Update Tracking Each page has a full change history, accessible as coloured diffs highlighting each change made. Simple Reports which pages have been updated since you last logged in. Email subscription informs you of pages that have been added or updated, or comments left. RSS feeds available for new and updated pages across the site, or in individual spaces. #### Searching Full-text searching of all content, including pages, comments and space descriptions #### Site Management Smart page-renaming updates links across the entire site, even in comments or space descriptions. Pages or spaces can be imported from plain text files, or exported to PDF or HTML. Simple backup and restore to XML files. Automatic daily backup feature. Reports of "orphaned" pages that exist but are not linked to, and of links that point to pages that do not yet exist. #### User Management and Security Flexible security, from a public site, to a personal space. User- and group-based permissions. Separate viewing, commenting, editing and administration permissions for each space. #### Deployment and Compatibility Available on a wide variety of platforms, either as a stand-alone server, or as a web-archive deployable into a compatible Java application server. Compatible with a large number of databases #### Support Confluence is under full-time development, with licensees entitled to a year of free updates. Atlassian's Legendary Service.

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