Introducing the Workflows for Confluence App Migration Tool
Introducing our new Workflows for Confluence App Migration Tool Exciting news from the AppFox labs, folks! We’re delighted to share our newest feature for Workflows for Confluence with you: The App Migration Tool. Designed to make migrating workflows easier and faster, the App Migration Tool is set to be a game-changer for customers moving away […]
What’s new in Approvals for monday.com? Everything you need to know!
Approvals for monday.com has some exciting new updates! Over the past few months, our team has been busy making Approvals for monday.com even better! With improved functionality and exciting new features, managing your reviews and approvals is now easier than ever, both in the app and on your monday.com board. Ready to see what’s new? […]
Workflows in Confluence: All the Answers to the Questions You’ve Been Asking!
‘Can you do a workflow in Confluence?’ We’ve seen this asked a few times recently, and it got us pondering all the other questions out there about getting the most out of the platform. So, we thought we’d take the time to comb through some of the questions we often see about Atlassian’s Confluence tool, […]
How to Publish Across Confluence Spaces (And Why You Should)
Recently, we’ve been sharing lots of tips here on the AppFox blog for how to manage your Confluence documents. From using Confluence as your complete document management system to deep-dives on page statuses and page permissions, we’ve been serving up a whole heap of document management and data protection content for you. In this post, […]
Transform your document management processes in Confluence
How can you transform your Confluence document management processes? In today’s digital world, knowledge is power, and effective information sharing across teams, departments, and stakeholders is often critical to the success of projects or business-critical initiatives. This information can take multiple forms. It could be verbal communications during everyday meetings (most of which could have been emails, […]
