Confluence publishing
Scroll Viewport is a powerful way to turn Confluence content into a branded help centre or documentation site. But if you only need a simple way to publish selected Confluence pages externally, Satori Cloud gives you a more focused and lightweight option.
Scroll Viewport is a mature Confluence publishing product. It can be a strong choice for teams building a full help centre, knowledge base, or documentation website. But some teams do not need a full documentation platform. They just need to publish selected Confluence pages online.
Scroll Viewport is useful when you want a complete documentation site. If you only need to publish a few selected pages, that may be more than your team needs.
Some teams want a quick, focused publishing workflow rather than a larger documentation site project with themes, navigation, configuration, and ongoing site management.
Satori Cloud is designed for selected-page publishing, so your team can keep writing in Confluence and choose exactly which pages should be available externally.
If your first goal is to publish customer-facing pages, release notes, or product docs from Confluence, a lightweight publishing layer may be the better place to start.
Scroll Viewport and Satori Cloud both help teams publish Confluence content externally. The difference is scope. Scroll Viewport is designed for full documentation sites and help centres. Satori Cloud is designed for simpler, selected-page publishing.
| Feature | Scroll Viewport | Satori Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Full help centres and branded documentation sites | Publishing selected Confluence pages externally |
| Scope | Broader documentation site platform | Focused Confluence-to-web publishing |
| Typical use case | Building a branded customer help centre | Publishing docs, guides, release notes, and selected pages |
| Setup approach | Better when you want to configure a complete docs experience | Better when you want a simpler publishing workflow |
| Internal writing workflow | Keep content in Confluence and present it through Scroll Viewport | Keep writing in Confluence, publish selected pages with Satori Cloud |
Scroll Viewport may be the better fit when you want a full documentation site or branded help centre powered by Confluence. It is a serious option for teams with a mature documentation workflow.
Satori Cloud is a better fit when you want to keep Confluence as your source of truth, but publish selected content externally without setting up a full help centre platform.
Publish selected Confluence pages externally instead of turning a whole space into a public documentation site.
Turn onboarding guides, FAQs, setup instructions, and support content into clean public pages.
Write release notes in Confluence, then publish them externally for customers and prospects.
Use Satori Cloud when you need a simple publishing workflow rather than a full documentation platform.
Satori Cloud gives teams a lightweight way to publish selected Confluence pages online for customers, prospects, and external readers.