Confluence in. Customer website out.
Share Confluence pages with customers
Turn selected Confluence pages into a branded, searchable customer-facing website that customers can open without logging into Confluence.
Built for teams who already write in Confluence but need a cleaner way to share selected content with customers.
Customers should not need access to your Confluence workspace.
Many teams create useful customer-facing content in Confluence: onboarding guides, support articles, product documentation, implementation notes, and release updates.
The problem is that Confluence is usually an internal workspace. Giving customers access can be awkward, and copying content into another system creates duplicate work. Customers need a clear, branded place to read the content, not a view into the place your team works.
Common ways to share Confluence pages with customers
There are a few ways teams usually share Confluence content with customers. Each works in some cases, but each has trade-offs.
Give customers Confluence access
This works for some controlled relationships, but it can create access management overhead and expose customers to an internal workspace experience.
Send exported PDFs
Useful for one-off sharing, but PDFs become stale quickly and are harder to maintain as living documentation.
Copy the content into another CMS
This gives customers a cleaner page, but creates another version of the same content to update and check.
Use Satori Cloud as a publishing layer
Keep Confluence as the source, then publish selected pages as a branded, searchable website for customers.
How Satori Cloud helps
Satori Cloud is being built as the publishing layer between your Confluence workspace and your customer-facing content.
Step 1
Keep content in Confluence
Your team continues to write, review, and maintain customer-facing content where they already work.
Step 2
Choose customer-facing pages
Select only the pages customers should be able to read, while keeping internal notes and working content private.
Step 3
Publish the customer version
Give customers a focused, branded website page they can open without logging into Confluence.
What customer-facing content can you share?
Start with the pages customers actually need, then expand once the workflow is useful.
Onboarding guides
Give new customers a branded page with setup steps, key links, and getting-started guidance.
Support articles
Share answers to common questions without sending customers into your internal knowledge base.
Product documentation
Publish selected product guides, feature notes, or reference pages from Confluence.
Implementation notes
Share project-specific guidance or technical instructions without creating another document copy.
Why share Confluence content this way?
No customer login needed
Customers can read published content without needing a Confluence account or workspace invitation.
Less duplicate content
Your team can keep maintaining the source content in Confluence instead of copying it into another tool.
A better customer experience
Customers see focused, branded website pages rather than your internal collaboration workspace.
Questions about sharing Confluence pages with customers
Can I share Confluence pages with customers?
Yes, but the best method depends on whether customers should have workspace access, whether the page should be public, and how polished the customer experience needs to be.
Do customers need a Confluence account?
With Satori Cloud, the goal is no. Customers should be able to open the published page without logging into Confluence.
Is this the same as sending customers to Confluence?
No. The aim is to publish selected Confluence content as a cleaner customer-facing website page, rather than sending customers into your internal workspace.
Is Satori Cloud available now?
Satori Cloud is currently validating demand and shaping the first version. Join early access if sharing Confluence pages with customers is a problem for your team.
Related Confluence publishing guides
Explore more ways to publish selected Confluence content as clean public pages.
Publish Confluence pages online
Turn selected Confluence pages into clean public website pages.
Turn Confluence pages into a website
Use Confluence as the source and publish selected pages as a public site.
Share Confluence pages with customers
Share selected Confluence pages with customers without giving them workspace access.
Public knowledge base from Confluence
Turn support articles into public help pages.
Share Confluence pages externally
Share selected Confluence content with customers, partners, prospects, and external stakeholders.
Publish Confluence without giving access
Publish selected pages without inviting readers into your Confluence workspace.
Keep public docs in sync with Confluence
Reduce stale public docs by keeping Confluence as the source.
Publish product docs from Confluence
Publish setup guides, reference pages, and how-to content from Confluence.
Publish release notes from Confluence
Keep release notes in Confluence and publish a cleaner version for users.
Publish partner resources from Confluence
Share selected guidance with partners and prospects.
Need to share Confluence pages with customers?
Join early access and help shape a simpler way to publish selected Confluence content as a branded customer-facing website.