Scroll Sites for Confluence (Help Centers, Blogs, Websites)

We use scroll sites to display our public documentation, and have used its previous version, Viewport, with huge success. Key factors: - Manual and live publishing (we stick to manual, but can appreciate the variety). - Great tools and integrations (Easy to handle permissions, customizations, varied tools for other areas like marketing). - Integration with other apps and macros (Support for most Confluence macros and pusual of third-party macros). - Great team (always a pleasure to work with the k15t. They listen and are quite fast with help. Extra friendly too). - Great teamwork (Open to feature requests and have implemented support for our app, Viewtracker, ensuring support and benefits for our mutual users). Many thanks!

We were using Scroll Viewport for user documentation for a while and just upgraded to Scroll Sites without any issues. Scroll Sites now doesn't need to publish manually. It does live update if activated in settings. Great upgrade! Combining Scroll Documents and Scroll Sites is excellent for managing user documentation! We're just missing one little thing: It would be very helpful, if embedded widgets could be used with token-protected sites, since the normal site in browser also works if you deliver the token via URL (?t=...). I don't know if there are good reasons, why this shouldn't work in widgets, if you provide the parameter for the token in the widget-url.

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  K15t

  Thanks for your review, Christian! We're happy that the new live updates feature and our long-standing integration with Scroll Documents support your requirements well!

  If you haven't shared your issue with embedded widgets with our support team yet, we highly encourage you to do so, so we can help out further. You can write us at help@k15t.com at any time!

  Cheers,

  Laura (K15t)

We use Scroll Viewport to publish our Confluence content as a public documentation site, and it couldn’t be easier. It transforms pages into a professional, polished site that looks like it was built with dedicated web tools, while keeping the simplicity of managing everything in Confluence.

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  K15t

  Thanks, Ian! We're glad you're so happy with the outcome!

We are using Scroll Viewport with Scroll Documents to publish our app documentation. Viewport handles apps and versions smoothly. If you have your source material ready on Confluence, the pre-polished documentation site is up and running in half a day. You can use a subdomain under your own domain. you can integrate with JSM gadget. You can set up the built-in Google Search Console and Google Analytics integrations in minutes. You can insert your own CSS and JS to customize the template. All document, page, version and variant URLs are customizable so you can get them published (and indexed) in the way you want. Everything you'll need is probably already thought of. I love it.

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  K15t

  Thanks a lot for your review, Emre. We're glad that you've gotten your docs to shine with the combination of Scroll Viewport and Scroll Documents!

  - Laura (K15t)