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Key highlights of the appKeep Confluence page trees sorted A-Z, Z-A or newest first, automatically, as pages are added, renamed or moved
Page trees that stay sorted by themselves
Confluence sorts a list once and forgets. Sort Pages keeps a rule: pages created, renamed, moved, copied or restored fall into place within a minute, and a weekly check catches anything missed.
The order people actually expect
A to Z with natural numbers, so Chapter 2 comes before Chapter 10 and 1.9 before 1.10. Z to A, newest first for meeting notes, oldest first. Pin Overview to the top and Archive to the bottom.
Undo back to the original order
Before its first move, Sort Pages records the order it found; one click puts every list back and pauses the rule. Each sort moves as few pages as possible and creates no page versions.
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The problem
Confluence Cloud can sort a page's children once. Add a page tomorrow and it lands at the bottom again. Keeping pages permanently sorted (CONFCLOUD-65454) is one of the most-voted open Confluence requests.
What Sort Pages does
Rules that stick. Sort a page's children, every level below it, a folder, or a whole space. The nearest rule wins, so a sorted space can have exceptions — including "leave this section as arranged".
Orders people expect. A to Z with natural numbers, Z to A, newest first, oldest first, with pages pinned to the top or bottom.
Automatic. New, renamed, moved, copied and restored pages fall into place within a minute.
Preview, sort once, or undo. See exactly which pages would move. Restore the original order in one click.
Previous / next links. A macro links each page to the one before and after it in the page tree.
Good to know
Only the order changes: no page is edited and no version is created. Nothing leaves your site.
Resources
App documentation
Comprehensive set of documentation from the partner on how this app works
Privacy and Security
Privacy and security questionnaire has been filled by the partner
Privacy policy
Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.
Partner privacy policySecurity program
This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.
Integration permissions
Sort Pages — Alphabetical Page Tree Order for Confluence integrates with your Atlassian app
Version information
Version 2.5.0•for Confluence Cloud
- Release date
- Nov 7th 2026
- Summary
- New Previous / next page macro, and a Get started page for admins
- Details
New in 2.5.0: the Previous / next page macro.
Add it to a page and readers get links to the page before it, the page after it, and its parent page, in page tree order. Good for guides, handbooks and meeting notes that people read one page after another.
Two orders: pages at the same level (same parent), or every page in reading order, going into child pages and back out. Folders are passed through, so a page inside a folder still links to the pages around it.
You can turn the parent link off in the macro settings.
The macro shows only pages the reader can see. It reads the page tree as the reader, stores nothing, and needs no new permissions.
Also included (from 2.4.0): a Get started page with three steps for the admin who just installed the app. It opens from Manage apps and right after install.
- Payment model
- Paid via Atlassian
- License type
- Commercial