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When you work in spaces with multiple, structured content, your Confluence can quickly become disorganized and non-transparent after a while. To find specific information, you must search and navigate a lot, which can be time-consuming. The lack of an overview seriously impacts your daily productivity and motivation.
As a Confluence content creator, you create content and share it with your users and want to make it easy for them to consume. Also, you want to maintain your content and keep your pages always up to date. Without a proper overview, however, managing page statuses and related tasks as well as finding multiple content pieces quickly is more than challenging.
As a Confluence user, you need to read pages organized under an existing page tree. However, overviewing the page structures is only possible with the less convenient space sidebar. In addition, you receive tons of notifications about changes in Confluence which makes it hard to track everything and see what to read or what is important. When looking for specific information like an attachment or task in Confluence, it takes time (and many clicks) to find it.
Advanced Content Navigator for Confluence (ACNC) is a cutting-edge Atlassian productivity app that makes your Confluence space easy to understand. With ACNC, you can easily untangle existing page trees and elevate your overview by creating enhanced page structures.
ACNC is an easy-to-use macro that you can add to your Confluence homepage. You can even add multiple macros and create a customized dashboard in just a few clicks. This way, you can replace Confluence's less informative native homepage. This is particularly helpful when you need to work in multiple spaces simultaneously.
Child Pages
Display all child pages with elevated functionality.
Clickable Page Headings
By clicking on a page heading in the page structure, you can navigate to the given page extremely easily.
Jira Issue Links
See all associated Jira issues of the given page via issue links.
Attachments
Browse through every attachment without opening the Confluence page.
Unread Pages
Instead of Confluence's hard-to-follow notifications, see which pages you need to read in an intuitive interface.
Page History
View the versions of the given page at a glance with version comments.
Tasks
See all related tasks on a page.
Status Management
Set or check the color-coded status of every child page in one place.
Focusing on what’s important
With Advanced Content Navigator for Confluence, you can get an easy and quick overview of your Confluence pages. You can check the page status, versions, tasks, child pages, attachments, Jira issue links, page headings, and previews - all through a single pane of glass.
Time efficiency
With ACNC, you can save time by tracking changes with ease. You don’t have to waste time searching for unread pages, new page versions, attachments, or statuses. And you no longer have to collect this information manually from the myriad of Confluence notifications.
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When you work in spaces with multiple, structured content, your Confluence can quickly become disorganized and non-transparent after a while. To find specific information, you must search and navigate a lot, which can be time-consuming. The lack of an overview seriously impacts your daily productivity and motivation.
As a Confluence content creator, you create content and share it with your users and want to make it easy for them to consume. Also, you want to maintain your content and keep your pages always up to date. Without a proper overview, however, managing page statuses and related tasks as well as finding multiple content pieces quickly is more than challenging.
As a Confluence user, you need to read pages organized under an existing page tree. However, overviewing the page structures is only possible with the less convenient space sidebar. In addition, you receive tons of notifications about changes in Confluence which makes it hard to track everything and see what to read or what is important. When looking for specific information like an attachment or task in Confluence, it takes time (and many clicks) to find it.
Advanced Content Navigator for Confluence (ACNC) is a cutting-edge Atlassian productivity app that makes your Confluence space easy to understand. With ACNC, you can easily untangle existing page trees and elevate your overview by creating enhanced page structures.
ACNC is an easy-to-use macro that you can add to your Confluence homepage. You can even add multiple macros and create a customized dashboard in just a few clicks. This way, you can replace Confluence's less informative native homepage. This is particularly helpful when you need to work in multiple spaces simultaneously.
Child Pages
Display all child pages with elevated functionality.
Clickable Page Headings
By clicking on a page heading in the page structure, you can navigate to the given page extremely easily.
Jira Issue Links
See all associated Jira issues of the given page via issue links.
Attachments
Browse through every attachment without opening the Confluence page.
Unread Pages
Instead of Confluence's hard-to-follow notifications, see which pages you need to read in an intuitive interface.
Page History
View the versions of the given page at a glance with version comments.
Tasks
See all related tasks on a page.
Status Management
Set or check the color-coded status of every child page in one place.
Focusing on what’s important
With Advanced Content Navigator for Confluence, you can get an easy and quick overview of your Confluence pages. You can check the page status, versions, tasks, child pages, attachments, Jira issue links, page headings, and previews - all through a single pane of glass.
Time efficiency
With ACNC, you can save time by tracking changes with ease. You don’t have to waste time searching for unread pages, new page versions, attachments, or statuses. And you no longer have to collect this information manually from the myriad of Confluence notifications.