AI for Confluence is not another plugin that writes bullet points on a blank page. It is Tuesday morning: eleven pages in the Policies space are over a year old, the weekly sync from Teams needs a record, three Slack questions ask “where is the onboarding page again” and the HR space still points to a tool you stopped using in June. This guide shows which AI tools take that work off your plate, what each one is good for, and how a team on Confluence Cloud or Data Center can start next week. Plus: how Superkind’s ready-made AI team for Confluence takes this work off your plate automatically.
Key takeaways
Pick by job, not by hype - Rovo writes inside the page, workplace search like Glean answers across the stack, an AI employee like Superkind does the task across Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and your chats.
Superkind does not replace Confluence - it works directly with it through 1,500+ integrations, from one message in Outlook, Teams or Slack.
Get a ready-made AI team - Superkind comes with a Confluence team (Meeting Scribe, Knowledge Finder, Page Gardener, Onboarding Host) that runs automatically in Teams, Slack and Outlook. Start for free with unlimited users, or build your own.
Keep control, keep data in Europe - policy pages and HR pages are personal data. Choose tools that are hosted in Europe, GDPR compliant and do not train on your data, and where you decide what needs your approval.
Your AI team for Confluence
What is AI for Confluence?
AI for Confluence means software that drafts pages, finds answers across spaces, keeps content current and extracts action items, so the team stops spending the week on wiki hygiene and search. It covers the native Atlassian AI (Rovo / Atlassian Intelligence), Marketplace apps built on Confluence, workplace search tools like Glean, lightweight knowledge tools like Guru, and AI employees that do whole tasks across Confluence and the rest of your stack. The difference that matters: some tools give an answer, others get the work done. One example is Superkind: a ready-made AI team that drafts pages, answers questions, keeps the Policies space current and builds onboarding pages in Confluence, Jira and SharePoint from Outlook, Teams or Slack, hosted in Europe.
The demand is real. In 2026, Bitkom reports that for the first time a majority of companies in Germany use AI: 57 percent, up from 36 percent a year earlier10. Knowledge workers spend a double-digit share of the week searching for information or recreating it, and most of that information lives in a wiki, a shared drive and a chat. That is exactly the surface AI for Confluence addresses.
Where things stand in 2026
Atlassian bundles Rovo into Confluence Standard, Premium and Enterprise with pooled credits2. Workplace search tools like Glean sit on top of the whole stack5, lightweight knowledge tools like Guru focus on verified answers6, and ChatGPT with a connector is increasingly a personal draft tool on individual pages. The gap that remains: doing the task across Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and your email in one go, with approval and your company knowledge. That is where an AI employee like Superkind comes in with 1,500+ integrations.
How it works with Superkind: your AI team for Confluence
Superkind is the AI employee team for your Confluence setup: you write to it in Outlook or any email, Microsoft Teams, Slack or the Superkind web app, and it does the task across Confluence and your other systems. Hosted in Europe, GDPR compliant, with 1,500+ integrations into Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Slack, Personio, HubSpot and DATEV. Superkind doesn’t replace Confluence - it works directly with it, like a colleague. This is what a normal task looks like:
You do not start from scratch: Superkind comes with ready-made AI employees for Confluence. They run on their own in the background, and you decide where they ask you first. Use them right away, adapt them, or build your own.
Meeting Scribe
AI employee for meeting records
Every project meeting ends with raw notes in Teams and the same question: who writes the record? The Meeting Scribe picks up every meeting recap on its own, structures decisions, action items and owners, drafts a Confluence page in the team space and links the related Jira issues. Only the publish step waits for you.
Knowledge Finder
AI employee for knowledge search
Someone asks in Slack how the expense approval works, and the answer is spread across three spaces, an old page and a Jira ticket. The Knowledge Finder watches the channel, searches every Confluence space it is allowed to see, writes one answer in your tone with the source pages linked, and keeps the thread tidy. It runs on every new question, no ticket needed.
Page Gardener
AI employee for page maintenance
Your biggest knowledge problem is not missing pages, it is pages that are still live three years after the process changed. Every Monday morning the Page Gardener scans every space, flags pages that have not been touched for over twelve months, checks them against the current process in Jira or SharePoint and drafts a refresh. For sensitive spaces like Policies, the change waits for your approval.
Onboarding Host
AI employee for employee onboarding
A new hire starts Monday and the HR space has twelve pages that no longer match. The Onboarding Host picks every new Personio joiner, assembles a personal onboarding page from the HR space, their team space and the first-week checklist, drafts the welcome email in Outlook and books the intro meeting. It runs the moment the contract is signed.
Whenever a new hire is signed in Personio: build the onboarding page in Confluence, draft the welcome email and book the intro meeting.
Reasoning ⌄Onboarding page built from HR space and Product team space, first-week checklist attached, welcome email drafted and intro meeting proposed for Monday 10:00.
Runs on every new Personio joiner
Every employee is ready to use right away. Or build your own on the platform.
From the first task to your own Super App
- Start - sign up for free at app.superkind.ai, forward the first meeting recap from Teams and watch a tidy Confluence page appear in the team space.
- Relief - what you explained once keeps running: every Monday the Policies space is scanned, stale pages are refreshed, meeting records are drafted, questions in Slack get an answer with source pages, with approval on the steps you marked as sensitive.
- Knowledge - every task makes Superkind smarter. Your tone, your approval rules for the Policies space, your onboarding checklist and the way you name a release page become your Company Brain, and they stay in the wiki even when a documentation lead leaves.
- Growth - when it gets more complex, you don’t start over. Build a custom review workflow with its own interface on the Superkind platform, on top of what Superkind already knows about your Confluence spaces. Your own Super App, built with the Superkind team or by yourself, and it all belongs to you.
Safe by default
Superkind is hosted and processed in Europe, GDPR compliant, aligned with the EU AI Act and does not train models on your data. The AI models come from OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral and Google, all processed in Europe. A data processing agreement is available through the Trust Center. See the Data protection block below for how this plays out for Confluence pages with personal and policy content.
- Hosted and processed in Europe
- GDPR compliant
- Aligned with the EU AI Act
- No training on your data
- DPA through the Trust Center
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10 AI tools for Confluence at a glance
The table sorts the tools by the job they do. Most teams combine two or three: Superkind for cross-system tasks, Rovo for inside-the-page help, and one search or capture tool for specific needs.
| Tool | What for | Core features | Hosting / Data protection | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Superkind | AI employee team that works directly with Confluence and all adjacent systems; a ready-made AI team for Confluence (Meeting Scribe, Knowledge Finder, Page Gardener, Onboarding Host) to use right away, or build your own | Ready-made AI employees for page drafting, knowledge search, page maintenance and onboarding; works in Outlook/email, Teams, Slack and the web app; approval where you want it; Company Brain; 1,500+ integrations | Hosted in Europe, GDPR, EU AI Act, no training, DPA | Teams that want Confluence work done across Jira, SharePoint and chat |
| Atlassian Rovo | AI inside Confluence and Jira | Page drafting, Rovo Search, Rovo Chat, Rovo Agents | Atlassian Cloud, training policy opt-out varies by plan | Teams fully on Atlassian |
| Glean | Enterprise workplace search | Cross-tool search with citations, assistant, agents | US-hosted by default, check with vendor | Large enterprises with many sources |
| Guru | Verified knowledge cards | Owner-signed cards, Slack and browser answers, analytics | US hosting, check with vendor | Customer-facing teams |
| Notion AI | AI inside Notion | AI writing, Q&A across workspace, connected apps | US hosting, EU data residency on Enterprise | Teams migrating to Notion |
| Stiltsoft AI | Confluence Marketplace AI apps | Page drafting, translation, TOC AI | Runs inside your Confluence, check vendor | Data Center and Cloud admins |
| Scribe | How-to capture from screen | Step-by-step from recording, redaction, embed in Confluence | US hosting, check with vendor | Operations and support SOPs |
| Slite | Light wiki with AI | Ask AI, simple editor, discussions | EU hosting on request, check with vendor | Small teams looking for a simpler wiki |
| DeepL | Translation and polishing | Translator, DeepL Write, glossaries | Hosted in Germany, Pro texts not used for training | Multi-country Confluence teams |
| ChatGPT for Work | General assistant with Confluence connector | Drafting, summaries, Projects, DPA on business plans | US hosting, EU data residency on Enterprise | Individual writers and PMs |
The 10 AI tools in detail
Every tool here exists and is used by Confluence teams today. Check the vendor page for current plans, prices and data-residency settings before you sign up, they change often.
1. Superkind: Best Overall Choice for Confluence Teams in Germany and the EU
- Lives where your team already works - you message it in Outlook, Gmail, Teams, Slack or the web app like a colleague, no new tool to learn.
- Works directly with Confluence and your stack - 1,500+ integrations across Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Slack, Personio, HubSpot and DATEV.
- You decide what needs approval - sensitive steps wait for your OK (publish to Policies, move a page, archive a space), routine work runs on its own.
- Learns from every task - your tone, your page templates and your approval rules live in the Company Brain.
- Hosted in Europe - GDPR compliant, aligned with the EU AI Act, no training, DPA through the Trust Center.
- Comes with a ready-made AI team - Meeting Scribe, Knowledge Finder, Page Gardener and Onboarding Host work from day one; adapt them or build your own.
- Start for free, unlimited users - up to EUR 150 in credits to start, no credit card; paid plans from EUR 50/month, never a price per seat (as of October 2026).
Superkind is an AI employee team for your Confluence setup. You message it in Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Slack or the web app, and it does the task across Confluence and your other systems, from drafting a Confluence page out of a Teams meeting recap to updating a policy page when the process in Jira changes. It follows your rules and tone, learns from every task, and you decide what needs your OK first: publishing to the Policies space can wait for approval, routine pages run on their own. Superkind does not replace Confluence, it works directly with it.
Features
- One AI employee in every channel - the same Superkind with the same company knowledge and approvals in Outlook/email, Teams, Slack and the Superkind web app.
- Works directly with Confluence and your stack - 1,500+ integrations, e.g. Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Slack, Personio, HubSpot and DATEV.
- Approval where you want it - you decide which steps wait for Approve or Reject before Superkind publishes, moves, restores or archives a page; routine work runs on its own.
- Routines and your own Super App - tasks you explain once run as a routine, and you can build custom apps on the Superkind platform on top of what Superkind already knows about your wiki.
Good for
- Teams on Confluence Cloud or Data Center
- Knowledge managers tired of stale pages
- Teams that live in Outlook, Teams or Slack
- Companies that want EU hosting and a DPA
2. Atlassian Rovo (Atlassian Intelligence)
Rovo is the native AI that ships with Confluence Standard, Premium and Enterprise. Inside the page editor it drafts sections, summarises long pages, rewrites in a chosen tone and generates action items from a meeting recap. Rovo Chat and Rovo Search answer questions from Confluence, Jira and connected tools, while Rovo Agents run small inside-Atlassian automations. Usage is metered in credits, pooled across the site.
Features
- AI inside the editor - draft, rewrite, summarise and translate on the page.
- Rovo Search and Chat - cross-product answers inside Atlassian, with Confluence permissions respected.
- Rovo Agents - small automations like page auto-tagging and release-note drafting.
- Credit-based pricing - 25-150 pooled credits per user per month depending on plan.
Good for
- Teams fully on Atlassian
- Writers who draft inside the page
- Teams that want zero extra procurement
- Admins who need permission respect out of the box
3. Glean
Glean is an enterprise workplace search that indexes Confluence alongside Jira, Google Drive, SharePoint, Slack and dozens more sources, respecting the permissions in each system. Its assistant answers employee questions from across the stack with page-level citations. It is positioned for larger organisations and sold at enterprise quote.
Features
- Workplace search - cross-tool search with source citations.
- Assistant and agents - answers in a chat and small no-code agents for routine tasks.
- Permission-aware - respects access rules in every connected source.
- Enterprise focus - strongest with 500+ employees and many sources.
Good for
- Large companies with many tools
- Internal help desks
- Teams on US-hosted enterprise plans
- Research and legal teams that need citations
4. Guru
Guru is a knowledge-management tool that captures answers as small cards, ties them to the people who maintain them and reminds owners to verify cards regularly. Its AI layer suggests answers in Slack and Chrome. It can live next to Confluence as the "verified answer" layer, especially for customer-facing teams.
Features
- Verified cards - owner-signed answers with a verification cycle.
- Slack and browser answers - answers surfaced where support and sales already work.
- Duplicate detection - flags cards that overlap so knowledge does not fork.
- Analytics - tracks which answers are read and where gaps are.
Good for
- Customer-facing teams
- Shops with heavy chat and support
- Companies that want verified answers
- Teams in Slack and the browser
5. Notion AI
Notion is a documents and projects workspace with a built-in AI assistant. For teams that use Notion as their main wiki, the AI drafts pages, summarises long docs and runs queries across the workspace. When Confluence is the system of record, Notion AI is mostly useful as a second wiki for product teams that already live in it.
Features
- AI writing - drafts, rewrites and summaries inside any page.
- Q&A across workspace - answers from the pages the user can see.
- Connected apps - brings in Slack, Google Drive and Jira as read sources.
- Plans - AI is included with Business and Enterprise, extra cost on lower plans.
Good for
- Teams migrating from Confluence to Notion
- Product teams on Notion
- Startups that want one tool
- Teams that write a lot in the wiki
6. Stiltsoft AI assistants for Confluence
Stiltsoft builds Marketplace apps for Confluence, including AI assistants that add page generation, translation and summarisation inside the editor. For teams on Data Center or Cloud that want to extend the native editor without leaving Confluence, these apps are a lightweight option that bills per Confluence user.
Features
- Page generation - first drafts from a brief inside the editor.
- Translation in context - keeps headings, links and macros intact.
- Table of contents AI - builds TOC and navigation pages from a space.
- Marketplace billing - per-user tier that matches your Confluence tier.
Good for
- Confluence Data Center teams
- Teams that want to stay in the editor
- Writers without a separate workplace search
- Admins who buy via Marketplace
7. Scribe
Scribe records a short screen walkthrough and turns it into a step-by-step how-to with screenshots. The output pastes cleanly into Confluence, which makes it a fast way to turn tribal knowledge in your head into a wiki page. It does not replace your wiki, it feeds it.
Features
- Screen capture to doc - generates numbered steps with screenshots automatically.
- Redaction - blurs customer data in screenshots.
- Share or embed - publish the guide as a link or paste into Confluence.
- Teams plan - for small teams that need many SOPs fast.
Good for
- Teams with many manual processes
- Operations and support
- First-time Confluence writers
- Trainers producing SOPs
8. Slite
Slite is a lightweight wiki with a strong AI assistant and a focus on finding answers across pages. Teams considering Confluence sometimes evaluate Slite as the simpler alternative. The Ask AI feature answers questions with page-level sources, which helps new hires find the right page fast.
Features
- Ask AI - cross-doc answers with source links.
- Simple wiki - minimal editor, clean hierarchy.
- Discussions - threaded conversations tied to pages.
- Comparable pricing - per-user price similar to Confluence Standard.
Good for
- Small teams and startups
- Teams that find Confluence heavy
- Companies with 20-100 people
- Teams that want one AI inside the wiki
9. DeepL
DeepL translates Confluence pages, release notes and policies, with DeepL Write for polishing your own drafts. DeepL states that Pro texts are deleted after processing and not used to train its models. Useful for teams that keep the Confluence source in one language and translate on request.
Features
- Translator - text and full documents with formal or informal tone.
- DeepL Write - rewrites and corrects your drafts.
- Glossaries - keeps product and process names consistent across languages.
- Data policy - Pro texts not used for training.
Good for
- Multi-country teams
- Policy and HR translations
- Writers on the wiki
- EU-based organisations
10. ChatGPT (ChatGPT for Work)
ChatGPT with a work connector can read Confluence pages a user has access to and answer questions over them. For an individual knowledge worker drafting a page, this is often the first AI touchpoint. It stops short of acting across systems and does not publish or move pages on its own.
Features
- Drafting and summarising - any text work, inside the browser or app.
- Confluence connector - reads pages the user can access.
- Projects - keeps related chats and files together.
- Plans - Plus, Team and Enterprise with DPA on the business tiers.
Good for
- Individual writers and PMs
- Teams that want a general assistant
- Drafting and research
- Companies that already pay for ChatGPT Team
Sources for the vendor details: Atlassian Confluence pricing1, Rovo pricing2 and Atlassian Intelligence3, Glean5, Guru6 and Notion7. For deeper looks at single categories, see our comparisons of SharePoint as a knowledge base and AI knowledge management tools.
What Confluence ships natively
Atlassian bundles Rovo into every paid Confluence tier2. Inside the editor, Rovo drafts sections, summarises long pages, rewrites in a chosen tone, generates action items from meeting notes and translates content in place. Rovo Chat answers questions across Atlassian, Rovo Search is the cross-product search, and Rovo Agents handle small inside-Atlassian automations like page auto-tagging. Usage is metered: Standard pools about 25 credits per user per month, Premium 70, Enterprise 150, pooled across the site2. Rovo Customer Service for Jira Service Management is priced separately.
Permissions are respected by default, which matters for the Policies space and HR space. The native AI is the cheapest and fastest path to AI help when the work happens on one page. For a team starting from zero, turn Rovo on first and see where it stops meeting the need.
Where the gap is
Rovo is excellent inside the Confluence editor. It is less helpful when the task starts outside Confluence or needs to touch more than one system. Four gaps come up most often:
- Cross-system tasks - a request in Outlook or Slack that needs an answer from Confluence, a lookup in Jira and an attachment from SharePoint. Rovo stays inside Atlassian; Superkind runs the whole task with 1,500+ integrations.
- Approval you define - Rovo acts on single prompts. Teams with sensitive spaces (Policies, HR) often want an Approve / Reject step before a page is published, moved or archived. Superkind lets you set that per action.
- Company knowledge beyond one space - your tone, your approval rules and your onboarding standards live across Personio, SharePoint and a dozen Confluence spaces. Superkind’s Company Brain holds them and applies them on every task.
- EU data processing by default - some Atlassian plans use customer data to improve Atlassian Intelligence with an opt-out that varies4. Superkind is hosted and processed in Europe, with no training on your data as the default.
This is not a Rovo-versus-Superkind choice. Many teams run both: Rovo for in-editor work, Superkind for cross-system tasks from Outlook, Teams or Slack.
Typical use cases of AI in Confluence
The best first tasks happen every week, follow clear rules and touch more than one system. These six show up in almost every Confluence team.
Meeting records as Confluence pages
Teams closes the meeting with a recap. Superkind picks it up, structures decisions, action items and owners, drafts a Confluence page in the team space, links the related Jira issues and tags each owner in a comment. You approve the publish. For recurring meetings the whole flow becomes a routine so no record is ever missed.
Answers across spaces and systems
A new hire asks in Slack how the expense approval works. Superkind searches every Confluence space it can see, pulls the current rule, drops the answer in the thread with the source pages linked, and tags the policy owner for anything unclear. For our deeper piece, see AI knowledge management tools.
Keeping pages current
Every Monday Superkind scans spaces for pages older than twelve months, checks each against the current process in Jira or SharePoint and drafts a refresh. Pages in Engineering refresh on their own, pages in Policies wait for your approval. The refresh keeps headings, links and macros intact.
Onboarding pages from HR
When Personio signs a new hire, Superkind builds a personal onboarding page from the HR space, the team space and the first-week checklist, drafts the welcome email in Outlook and books the intro meeting. See AI onboarding for the full workflow.
Release notes and project updates
When a Jira release is marked done, Superkind drafts a release-note page in Confluence from the closed issues, writes a short team post for Slack or Teams and attaches the test evidence from SharePoint. For project reporting across spaces, see AI project management.
Translations without losing structure
For a multi-country team, Superkind translates a policy page from DE to EN with headings, callouts and page links kept intact, posts the translated page as a sibling in the space tree and links the two versions in a label. Personal and policy content is handled in Europe-hosted processing.
Benefits of AI for Confluence
The benefits of AI for Confluence are not abstract. They show up on the first Monday after you flip it on: fewer stale pages, faster answers in Slack, meeting records that nobody has to catch up on.
Faster answers instead of a fresh search
Common questions get a one-line answer with a source link, in the channel where they are asked. New hires get to a working answer in hours instead of pinging four people.
Pages that keep up with the process
The Policies space, the HR space and the architecture space do not drift. A routine refresh checks each page against the current process and surfaces the ones that need a human decision.
Records that actually get written
The record of a weekly sync lands in Confluence the same morning, with decisions, action items and owners captured. Nobody has to choose between the meeting and the write-up.
Knowledge that stays in the company
Your tone, your approval rules and your page templates live in the Company Brain. When a documentation lead leaves, the knowledge stays in the wiki.
Less tool-switching for knowledge work
The team does not jump between Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and Outlook to do one task. One message in Teams or Slack is enough, Superkind touches the systems and reports back.
Control and auditability
You set which Confluence actions are sensitive (publish to Policies, move, archive, create a space). Every step is logged, and nothing happens behind your back.
“Superkind doesn’t replace our employees, it complements them. And makes them better and faster.”
- Thomas Wolf, Head of IT
Data protection and EU hosting
Confluence pages hold personal data: names of applicants in the HR space, customer names in account pages, salary bands in the finance space. The three questions that matter before you use any AI tool on Confluence: where is the data processed, is it used for model training and is there a data processing agreement in place.
For a Confluence team this means: when Superkind reads a page in your Policies space, pulls the matching Jira issue and posts the answer in Teams, the data flow stays in Europe. The 1,500+ integrations route content between Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and Outlook inside your EU-hosted setup. Atlassian itself expanded its AI data policy in 2025 and 2026, so check the current opt-out in your Atlassian admin console and your DPA against each tool’s terms. For a deeper comparison, see SharePoint as a knowledge base.
6 tips for getting started with AI in Confluence
1. Pick the three tasks your team already repeats every week
Ask the team: which pages do we write every week, which questions do we answer every week, which pages do we refresh every quarter. These are your first candidates. If three people write a weekly sync record by hand, that is the first task for Superkind.
2. Start in the channels your team already uses
A new tool nobody opens does not help. Choose AI that works where your team already writes: Outlook, Teams, Slack, Gmail. One AI employee in every channel beats five separate tools, and that is exactly how Superkind is built.
3. Write down the approval rules for your sensitive spaces
The Policies space, the HR space and the finance space often need an Approve / Reject step before a change goes live. Write the rules once, give them to the AI, and keep those steps under approval even when everything else runs on its own.
4. Keep the Company Brain where people can see it
Tone, page templates, naming rules and approval rules belong in a shared place, not in one person’s head. Superkind stores them in the Company Brain. Even the team can read what the AI knows.
5. Check data protection before you turn on AI on a space with HR pages
Ask the three questions above: where is the data processed, is it used for training, is there a data processing agreement. For HR pages and personal data this is not optional. If your Atlassian plan trains on customer data by default, check the opt-out setting4.
6. Train the team on what AI does and where it stops
Since February 2025 the EU AI Act requires companies that use AI to make sure their staff have sufficient AI literacy8. A 30-minute session on what the tool does, where its limits are and who checks results covers the basics for a Confluence team.
Conclusion
AI for Confluence pays off where routine work eats the week: meeting records, cross-space answers, stale policy pages, onboarding pages, release notes. Rovo helps inside the page, Glean sits across the stack, Guru verifies answers, Notion and Slite are the alternative wikis. An AI employee like Superkind does the work across all of them with 1,500+ integrations into Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and your email, from Outlook, Teams or Slack, with approval wherever you want it, and hosted in Europe. Your next step: pick one task (for example, the next Teams meeting record), send it to Superkind and see the Confluence page appear. If the result works, turn it into a routine and keep the knowledge in the wiki.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on the job. For creating and editing pages inside Confluence, Atlassian Rovo is the native option, bundled with Standard, Premium and Enterprise plans. For answers that span Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, Google Drive and your chats, a workplace search like Glean sits on top. For teams that want the work done from Outlook, Teams or Slack with approval, company knowledge and 1,500+ integrations into Jira, SharePoint, Personio, HubSpot and DATEV, Superkind is built for that. Many Confluence teams combine Rovo for inside-the-page work with Superkind for cross-system tasks.
Superkind connects to Confluence through a managed OAuth connector. One admin click and it only reads and edits the spaces and pages your team approves. From there, your team writes to Superkind in Microsoft Teams, Slack, Outlook or the Superkind web app: create a page, search across spaces, extract action items, compare versions, update a page, resolve a comment. Sensitive actions like moving, archiving or restoring pages wait for your approval. The 1,500+ integrations let a single task touch Confluence, Jira, SharePoint and Outlook in one go.
No, and that is not the point. Confluence is the system of record for your pages, spaces, templates and permissions. AI sits on top: it writes drafts, finds answers, keeps pages current and extracts action items, inside Confluence and across your other tools. Superkind works directly with Confluence through 1,500+ integrations, it does not replace it. If your team is debating whether to switch wiki, see our comparison of knowledge bases on SharePoint (SharePoint as a knowledge base).
Confluence Standard is around EUR 5 per user per month and Premium around EUR 10, both including Atlassian Rovo credits on paid plans. Rovo is metered: Standard includes about 25 credits per user per month, Premium about 70, Enterprise about 150, pooled across the site (check atlassian.com for current numbers). Workplace search tools like Glean are enterprise quote-only and often six figures a year. Superkind starts free with up to EUR 150 in credits, no credit card, unlimited users; Business plans start from EUR 50 per month for unlimited users, Enterprise is custom (as of October 2026).
That depends on the tool. The three questions that matter: where the Confluence content is processed, whether it is used for model training and whether a data processing agreement (DPA) is in place. In 2025 Atlassian updated its policies to use some customer data to improve Atlassian Intelligence by default, with an opt-out that varies by edition. Superkind is hosted and processed in Europe, GDPR compliant, aligned with the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), does not train on your data and signs a DPA through its Trust Center.
With Zapier, Make or ScriptRunner, you build triggers, steps and rules, then maintain them over time. With Superkind, you describe the outcome you want in Teams, Slack, Outlook or the web app, and the AI employee picks the right Confluence actions, chains them with Outlook, Jira, Personio or SharePoint when needed, and asks when details are missing. 1,500+ integrations mean you rarely hit a dead end.
Yes. Rovo searches across your Atlassian tools out of the box. Glean searches Confluence plus Google Drive, SharePoint and others, with permissions respected. Superkind does the same for the question and goes a step further: it answers in Slack or Teams, writes the reply, updates the Confluence page if the answer is outdated, and opens the Jira issue if an action item falls out, all with approval where you set it.
Sources
- Atlassian - Confluence pricing and plans
- Atlassian - Rovo pricing and credits
- Atlassian - Atlassian Intelligence overview
- Atlassian - Trust Center and data residency
- Glean - Workplace AI search and pricing
- Guru - Knowledge management pricing
- Notion - AI and plans
- EU AI Act - Article 4: AI literacy
- EU AI Act - Implementation Timeline
- Bitkom - Majority of companies now use AI (2026)
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