Every purchase order is checked against the goods receipt, and a late
supplier triggers a major incident.
What it does that others do not
- It tells you the form it read. Not just the definition - the panel says read here: POs, so the reader learns the link between the acronym they met and the term they did not know. Plurals and accents are recognised.
- It flags ambiguity instead of guessing. When one acronym means two things, it says so rather than serving one definition with the confidence of a fact - unless a space-specific glossary settles it, in which case that one wins.
- Definitions drafted from your own pages. It names the pages it used, and says so when none of them mention the term. The model runs on Atlassian's own infrastructure: nothing is sent to a third party, ever.
- Nothing is lost. Every change attributed, a history that shows what changed, and a deleted term still recoverable after a reload.
Three ways to reach a reader, none of them installed
- A panel under the page title, automatic, listing the glossary terms on that page.
- A Glossary of this page macro - page content, so it prints and follows a PDF export.
- A Highlight block: wrap a section and its terms are marked as the page loads.
English and French
The whole interface follows each reader's own Confluence language. Your glossary stays in whatever language you write it.