Product documentation

Publish product documentation from Confluence.

Turn selected Confluence pages into a branded, searchable documentation site for customers—without copying content into another CMS or sending readers into your internal workspace.

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Keep Confluence as the source. Give customers a site built for reading.

Confluence source

A product documentation page being maintained in Confluence

Example of a polished customer-facing product documentation website

Customer-ready product documentation

Custom domain No Confluence login Connected to the source

Product documentation without the second content system

Keep the writing workflow your team already has. Improve everything customers see.

Keep Confluence as the source

Product, support and engineering teams can continue creating, reviewing and updating documentation in the spaces they already use.

Publish only what customers need

Select the pages that belong in the external experience without exposing internal navigation, drafts or unrelated workspace content.

Give readers a proper documentation site

Customers get a branded destination organised around finding answers—not a link into the workspace where the content was written.

Customer-first documentation

Put useful product knowledge first. Leave workspace clutter behind.

Build the external experience around the tasks customers are trying to complete, rather than the internal structure your organisation uses to create the content.

docs.yourcompany.com/getting-started

A product documentation homepage organised around getting started

A clear starting point for new customers

Easier to browse. Easier to search.

Turn a collection of Confluence pages into documentation customers can navigate.

Give readers a focused structure for product information instead of expecting them to understand your internal spaces, page trees and permissions.

Searchable customer-facing content

Help customers reach the right guide without searching your support inbox, old PDFs or internal workspace.

Navigation organised around customer tasks

Group published pages into a clearer journey for setup, configuration, everyday use and troubleshooting.

A stable documentation address

Give customers a branded destination on your own domain rather than a changing collection of shared links.

docs.yourcompany.com

Search product documentation

Getting started

Find the setup steps, prerequisites and configuration guidance needed to begin using the product.

Create your workspace

Connect your account

Invite your team

Publish your first project

Confluence

Your team keeps writing here

Publish without rebuilding

Create customer-ready documentation without moving the source out of Confluence.

Satori Cloud is designed to sit between the internal writing workflow and the external reader experience.

Connect Confluence

Use the pages and spaces your team already owns and maintains.

Choose what belongs in the docs

Select the approved pages customers need without exposing the rest of the workspace.

Publish the customer-facing site

Give readers a branded destination while the source remains connected to Confluence.

Start with a proven documentation shape

Turn the pages you already have into a clearer starting structure.

Begin with the customer content causing the most friction, then organise it into familiar documentation areas such as getting started, setup, guides, troubleshooting and release notes.

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Getting started

Prerequisites, setup and first steps.

How-to guides

Task-focused instructions for everyday use.

Troubleshooting

Known issues, fixes and next actions.

Release notes

A reliable record of product changes.

Example documentation experience

See what a customer-facing documentation site can look like.

The destination should feel like your product—not like a shared internal workspace.

Explore the structure

docs.yourcompany.com

Example customer-facing product documentation website

See product documentation workflows in practice

Start with the publishing problem your team already recognises.

Guide

Publish selected Confluence pages as product documentation.

Keep the authoring workflow in Confluence while giving customers a separate site designed around product discovery and self-service.

Read the publishing guide

Confluence → customer documentation

Customer-facing documentation published from Confluence

Use case

Give developers cleaner access to API guidance written in Confluence.

Publish API setup guidance, authentication instructions, examples and implementation notes as a developer-facing destination.

Explore API documentation

POST /v1/projects

Request

{
  "name": "Customer portal",
  "visibility": "public"
}

Response

{
  "id": "prj_1024",
  "status": "created"
}

The workflow Satori Cloud is built to replace

The documentation is correct in Confluence. The customer version is the hard part.

Teams often solve external publishing by copying pages into another tool, exporting PDFs or sharing awkward links. Every workaround creates another version to maintain.

Before

Two places to update

• Copy pages into a CMS or document.
• Check whether the public version is stale.
• Explain why internal and external copies differ.

With Satori Cloud

One source, better delivery

• Maintain the approved source in Confluence.
• Publish selected pages to the customer site.
• Keep internal workspace context out of view.

Product documentation in depth

Explore specific ways to publish product knowledge from Confluence.

View the publishing guide →

API documentation

Publish API documentation from Confluence

Turn API setup notes, authentication guidance and implementation instructions into a cleaner developer-facing experience.

Explore API docs →

Release notes

Publish release notes and changelogs

Give customers one polished place to understand new features, improvements and fixes.

Explore release notes →

Connected publishing

Keep public documentation in sync with Confluence

Reduce stale copies by keeping the external documentation connected to the content your team maintains.

Explore syncing →

Publish a better documentation experience

Your product knowledge is already in Confluence. Give customers a better way to use it.

Join early access to turn selected Confluence content into customer-facing product documentation without creating another place for your team to maintain.

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Or publish another customer-facing experience

Use the same Confluence publishing model for more than product documentation.

Start with documentation, then apply the same approach to the other external content your team already maintains.

Knowledge base

Publish product documentation from Confluence.

Keep the writing workflow your team already has. Improve everything customers see.

Keep Confluence as the source

Publish only what customers need

Give readers a proper documentation site

Put useful product knowledge first. Leave workspace clutter behind.

Connect your account

Resolve common errors

One destination for product answers

August release notes

Turn a collection of Confluence pages into documentation customers can navigate.

Searchable customer-facing content

Navigation organised around customer tasks

A stable documentation address

Getting started

Create customer-ready documentation without moving the source out of Confluence.

Connect Confluence

Choose what belongs in the docs

Publish the customer-facing site

Turn the pages you already have into a clearer starting structure.

Getting started

How-to guides

Troubleshooting

Release notes

See what a customer-facing documentation site can look like.

Start with the publishing problem your team already recognises.

Publish selected Confluence pages as product documentation.

Stop maintaining a second copy of your product documentation.

Give developers cleaner access to API guidance written in Confluence.

The documentation is correct in Confluence. The customer version is the hard part.

Two places to update

One source, better delivery

Explore specific ways to publish product knowledge from Confluence.

Publish API documentation from Confluence

Publish release notes and changelogs

Keep public documentation in sync with Confluence

Your product knowledge is already in Confluence. Give customers a better way to use it.

Use the same Confluence publishing model for more than product documentation.

Publish customer support content

Share security and compliance content

Guide new customers through setup

Give technical teams a focused resource