Confluence for Product Managers

The Atlassian team is doing a great job of capturing the users' wants and needs by monitoring the use of the product and gathering user feedback. For a while, I was adding a nice touch to my Confluence pages' titles by pasting emojis which made them stand out and the team enjoyed the approach as it made finding information a bit easier. Later, the Atlassian team introduced an emoji selector as part of the title setup. This is just a small example of how they keep an eye on users' behaviors and act accordingly. I have been using Confluence for about a decade and I enjoy it. I am also a fan of hotkeys and they offer a good set of such which saves me a lot of time when formatting product requirement documents or organising other information.

I am using Atlassian Confluence for creating product requirements documents. It serves my needs well as I can create templates and reuse them later. After filling in the requirements documents I can easily link the m to concrete Epics and User Stories in Jira. This is extremely handy when developing cross-platform products like mobile applications as there is a single source of truth for all supported platforms. The built-in features for collaboration like comments and version history foster collaboration while keeping a record of the changes for future reference.