AURA Table Filter for Confluence (Views Charts Group - FREE)

We use the Table Filter Macro very often, and it is a great help in our daily work. Whenever we encounter an issue, the support team is fast, helpful, and provides good solutions whenever possible. We also appreciate that feature requests are taken seriously and considered for future improvements.

The Excerpt and Include macros neatly centralized data that had been scattered right across our entire wiki. Individual teams get to keep their own tables on their own pages, and then one single include page aggregates all of them together into one unified, filterable view. All the editing stays local and simple for each team. It quietly solved a fragmentation problem we had honestly just assumed we would have to live with forever.

Data privacy is honestly what sealed the whole deal for us. Aura Table Filter runs on Atlassian Forge and keeps absolutely everything inside Confluence itself, with nothing at all shipped off to some third-party server somewhere. Our notoriously cautious security team approved it without a single hesitation, which almost never happens with anything. Getting powerful table features and proper data residency together in one genuinely free app is honestly remarkable to us.

The setup could not possibly be any simpler than it already is. I clicked the little icon under the page title, activated it on one of our existing tables, and instantly every single column had proper filtering and sorting built right in. There was no macro wrangling and no complicated configuration screen to fight through. Within about a minute, a completely static table had become fully interactive for the whole team. Easily the fastest win I've had here.