Getting Started With Share It
After careful consideration, Comala Share It (Data Center and Server) will be retired and archived on the Atlassian Marketplace on Apr 15, 2024. Current customers and evaluators were informed of this change on January 17, 2024. For alternative options see the Comala Share It app retirement page
Please contact our support team if you have any questions.
Why use Comala Share It?
We love Atlassian Confluence, we use it every day within Comalatech as the collaboration tool (product and project documentation, daily tasks, new ideas, internal blog, etc.) and we recommend it to all our colleagues.
However, when it comes to externally sharing that content, Confluence falls short.
Whether you need to send a page to your lawyer, or an attached file to a customer, there are currently two options in Confluence.
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1 | Create a New User |
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2 | Send the page or attachment |
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We provide users with a third option to create a unique and public link for each page or attachment you want to share.
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Create a unique and public link for pages and attachments |
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Share Pages |
Whoever has the public link can see the same page as the original creator of the public link. |
Share Files |
Links can be added directly to JIRA issues as well, bringing your Confluence and JIRA teams closer together. |
Set an expiration date on the shared link |
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Comala Share It Links Overview
Once you have started using Comala Share It, the built in Links Overview page provides an easy way to manage and remove the links you've created.
The Links Overview page
gives visibility to all your active links in one easy-to-access screen
lists all your shared links
The link list can be sorted to help check the number of clicks, when and who created the link, or when it was last accessed.
Comala Share It Configuration
who (i.e., which group) can share resources
spaces where sharing is disabled
email template
who can share pages
Advanced Tables for Confluence
Finally, Comala Share It functionality his integrated to Bob Swift's Advanced Tables for Confluence app to allow you to keep on using your attachment table macros and share your attachments directly from it.