Customer-facing Confluence publishing
Stop copying Confluence content into PDFs, emails, portals, and documents just to share it externally. Publish selected pages as branded hubs, docs sites, microsites, and resource pages without giving readers access to your internal workspace.
For teams sharing internal knowledge with external audiences
Product updates, onboarding steps, security answers, implementation notes, technical documentation, and partner guidance often start in Confluence. The problem starts when someone outside the company needs it. You either send an awkward link, copy it into a document, paste it into an email, rebuild it somewhere else, or leave it trapped internally.
Customers, prospects, and partners need focused pages, not a view into your internal workspace.
Every PDF, email, portal page, and duplicated doc becomes another version to maintain.
Sales needs follow-up pages. Customer success needs onboarding hubs. Product teams need update pages. Partners need resources they can actually find.
Satori Cloud helps teams turn selected Confluence pages into focused external experiences for the people who need them. Start with one painful sharing problem, then expand from there.
For product teams
Publish release notes, roadmap updates, product docs, feedback routes, enhancement ideas, and bug reporting links from content your team already maintains in Confluence.
For customer success
Package setup guides, implementation notes, training resources, support links, and key product docs into one branded onboarding path.
For sales teams
Give prospects one clean page with the security docs, technical architecture, product information, proof points, demo recap, and next steps they asked for.
Keep Confluence as the source. Use Satori Cloud as the external publishing layer for customer-facing hubs, docs sites, microsites, and resource pages.
Step 1
Select the pages, guides, notes, resources, or updates that need to be shared outside your company.
Step 2
Turn selected content into a focused hub, docs site, microsite, or resource page for the right audience.
Step 3
Your team keeps writing where they already work, while external readers get a cleaner experience.
Start with one hub, then explore the broader Confluence publishing problems Satori Cloud is designed to solve.
Customer-facing hubs
Publish product updates, release notes, docs, roadmap notes, and feedback routes.
Package setup guides, onboarding steps, implementation notes, and support resources.
Give prospects one branded page with security, technical, product, and next-step content.
Publishing guides
Turn selected Confluence pages into a polished external website.
Use Confluence as the source and publish selected pages as a branded site.
Give customers a clean place to read selected Confluence content.
“We want our team to keep writing in Confluence, but give customers, prospects, and partners content that feels clean, focused, and ready to use.”
The workflow Satori Cloud is being built to support
You do not need to rebuild your whole documentation stack. Start with one external page or hub that solves a real sharing problem.
Win 1
Turn a release note, docs page, roadmap note, and feedback route into one product update hub.
Win 2
Give customers one branded place for setup steps, training links, support routes, and key docs.
Win 3
Give prospects one page with the security, technical, product, and next-step content they asked for.
Is this a replacement for Confluence?
No. Satori Cloud is for publishing selected Confluence content externally. Your team can keep using Confluence to write and maintain the source content.
Do visitors need a Confluence account?
No. The goal is to publish customer-facing sites, hubs, and pages that readers can open without logging into Confluence.
What kind of content is this for?
Product updates, release notes, onboarding guides, support articles, security answers, technical notes, partner resources, sales follow-up content, and other information already managed in Confluence.
Is Satori Cloud available now?
We are currently validating demand and shaping the first version. Join early access if you want to help define what gets built.
Join early access and help shape a simpler way to turn selected Confluence content into customer-facing sites, hubs, microsites, and resource pages.
