Classify Confluence pages and integrate Confluence into knowledge graphs
Page classification in Confluence
Specify page or blog post type, subject and related concepts to improve search, build tables of contents and link documentation across systems.
Use of controlled vocabularies and reference data
Import taxonomies developed internally, by regulators or standards-setting bodies from the curated catalog of open-source taxonomies or from a file. Track documentation alignment and coverage.
Annotate and query pages with RDFS and SPARQL
Import RDFS Classes and Properties, enter linked data using Confluence page tables and query it with SPARQL macro.
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Taxonomies for Confluence add-on makes it faster to adapt Confluence to managing software development lifecycle, enterprise architecture, data governance, regulatory compliance, and risk management documentation. It enables:
- Page classification in Confluence by type, subject and related concepts
- Creation of RDFS resources based on existing Confluence content
- Use of existing controlled vocabularies and reference data such as capability models, industry classifications, risk and control, or other corporate taxonomies for page classification
- Tables of contents with type, subject and related concepts
- Improved search by using preferred and alternative concept labels to search for Confluence content
- Tracking of documentation coverage
- Using SPARQL to query indexed Confluence content
- Integration of Confluence into knowledge graphs using structured data and SPARQL federated queries.
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Integration Details
Taxonomies for Confluence integrates with your Atlassian product. This remote service can:
- Write data to the host application
- Read data from the host application
Gallery
When no taxonomies or schemas are imported, a list of empty snapshots is displayed.