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Create a trust center from Confluence

Publish approved security, privacy, compliance and procurement information as a customer-facing site while your internal teams keep maintaining the source in Confluence.

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Acme Trust Center

Security, privacy and compliance

Trust center

Overview
Security
Privacy
Compliance
Procurement

Trust and security

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Find approved information about security practices, privacy, compliance and vendor review.

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We will compare public links, anonymous access, guest access, manual sharing, and publishing as a simple website.

The trust-content problem

The approved answer exists. Buyers still ask for it again.

Security, privacy and compliance teams often already maintain approved customer-facing information in Confluence.

But during a sales or procurement process, that information can still be repackaged into questionnaires, attachments, email answers and one-off documents.

Every copy creates another place where an old answer can survive after the approved source has changed.

A publishing layer for trust content

Keep the approval workflow internal. Give buyers the approved external version.

Keep ownership with the right teams

Security, privacy, legal and procurement teams can continue reviewing and maintaining approved information in Confluence.

Publish only approved pages

Choose the pages intended for prospects and customers without publishing internal drafts, working notes or unrelated content.

Give buyers one destination

Put reusable trust information somewhere buyers can review without chasing a collection of attachments and internal links.

Trust center structure

Organise the site around buyer questions, not your internal page tree.

Start with the approved information prospects repeatedly request during security, legal and procurement reviews.

Security

Explain approved security practices, governance, access controls and risk-management approaches.

Privacy

Publish customer-facing information about data handling, protection and privacy practices.

Compliance

Explain the standards, frameworks and assurance information your organisation has approved for external use.

Procurement

Provide reusable vendor-review and procurement information prospects commonly request.

Data handling

Explain approved information about where customer data goes and how it is handled.

Common review questions

Reuse approved explanations for the questions security and procurement teams ask repeatedly.

Publish approved information

A public trust center is for information you're comfortable sharing externally.

Satori's role is to publish selected Confluence pages as an external site. That makes it appropriate for approved buyer-facing material — not confidential evidence that needs authenticated document access.

Good fit

Approved security explanations, privacy information, compliance summaries and reusable procurement answers.

Different requirement

Confidential reports, restricted evidence or documents that require buyer authentication and access controls.

How Satori works

Confluence stays behind the trust center.

Your internal teams maintain the source. Satori controls the external published version.

01

Connect Confluence

Connect the workspace containing your approved trust and compliance content.

02

Choose approved pages

Select the security, privacy, compliance and procurement information buyers should see.

03

Sync and preview

Pull the latest source into the Satori draft and review it before release.

04

Publish

Explicitly publish when the buyer-facing trust content is ready.

One maintained source

Stop repackaging the same approved answer for every opportunity.

Internal source

Approved Confluence content

The teams responsible for the information maintain and review the source here.

Buyer-facing

Published trust center

Prospects get the selected approved information intended for external review.

Buyer reviews

Make reusable answers easier to use before another questionnaire arrives.

A trust center will not eliminate every security questionnaire or procurement process. It can give buyers a clear place to review the information you've already approved.

Without a reusable destination

  • Send another attachment.
  • Copy the approved answer again.
  • Check whether the shared version is still current.

With a trust center

  • Maintain the source in Confluence.
  • Publish the approved external subset.
  • Give buyers a reusable route to common information.

Broader procurement process

Security information is only one part of some buyer reviews.

If you're packaging product, technical, implementation and company information together for procurement or formal tenders, an RFP response hub is a broader use case.

RFP response hub guide

Related buyer content

A trust center can sit alongside the rest of your prospect-facing information.

Prospect resources

Share selected product, technical and implementation content during a sales process.

Explore prospect sharing →

RFP response hub

Package reusable information for procurement and formal evaluation processes.

Explore RFP hubs →

External Confluence sharing

Compare the broader ways to share Confluence content outside your organisation.

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External publishing

Buyers need the approved content, not access to your internal Confluence workspace.

See how Satori publishes selected Confluence pages externally while keeping the rest of the workspace out of the published site.

Read the publishing guide

FAQ

Creating a trust center from Confluence

Can I create a trust center from Confluence?

Yes. Satori Cloud lets you connect Confluence, select approved security and compliance pages and publish them as a separate external site.

Do buyers need Confluence accounts?

No. Readers access the published Satori site rather than logging into your Confluence workspace.

What content should go in a trust center?

Good candidates include approved security, privacy, compliance, data-handling and procurement information that prospects commonly request.

Does the whole Confluence space become public?

No. You choose which pages are included in the Satori site. Other Confluence content is not automatically published.

Can I publish confidential security documents?

A public Satori trust center should contain information approved for external publication. Confidential evidence requiring authenticated or restricted access is a different access-control requirement.

What happens when the approved Confluence content changes?

Sync the latest source into the Satori draft, review the updated trust center and explicitly publish when you're ready for the live version to change.

Is a trust center the same as an RFP response hub?

Not quite. A trust center focuses on reusable security, privacy and compliance information. An RFP response hub can cover a broader procurement response including product, implementation and company information.

Your approved trust information is already in Confluence. Give buyers somewhere better to review it.

Connect Confluence, select the approved pages you want to share and publish them as a focused external trust center.

Create your trust center