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Features Attach

Attach, track and search your files.

Manage your files the easy way

In Confluence, attached files are not simply uploaded and forgotten. They're a powerful part of sharing information — versioned, linkable and searchable.

"People loved the versioning control of pages and attachments, so they actually started using it like a file manager — they share files and uploaded files as attachments; they record comments, and create pages for their attachments." Mingyi Liu at GPC Biotech
 

All attachments are fully versioned, with comments by their author — showing you when files were attached, by whom and for what purpose:

Versioned Attachments

You can even attach, manage and edit files via Windows Explorer (or any other WebDAV client):

WebDAV on Mac OS X

Attached files can be linked like any other Confluence content, and are easy to download. Attached images and multimedia files can also be embedded into your pages.

End share-drive hell!

Shared drives are equally despised in all organisations. Almost without exception, they turn into an unfriendly forest of folders and files named specification.doc, specification-v2.doc, specification-17Nov04.doc, specification-b2.doc and so on.

We've all been there. It's not pretty.

Confluence provides a neat solution to this problem. Besides organising your attachments logically, versioning them and providing an author history, it also makes them searchable!

Search attachments

Yes, that's right — easily search the full content of your organisation's:

  • Microsoft Word documents
  • PDF files
  • Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
  • Microsoft PowerPoint presentations
  • HTML, XML, source and text files
  • ZIP files

All within the same simple search interface as your pages, comments, blog posts and users.

Can your share drive do that?