Confluence: meeting discussions as Confluence pages
Acta turns meeting discussions into structured Confluence pages, so the context behind a decision lives in your wiki instead of someone's notebook.
Meeting
Zoom · Meet · Teams
Confluence
- Structured Confluence page
Illustration of what Acta sends to Confluence
Acta + Confluence in three steps
- 1
Connect Confluence
Click Connect on the Confluence card in Acta's Integrations and follow the steps to give Acta access.
- 2
Record the meeting
On Zoom, Google Meet or Teams, with the desktop app, Chrome extension, notetaker or mobile app.
- 3
Find it in Confluence
After the meeting, Acta sends structured confluence page to Confluence.
What Acta sends to Confluence
- Structured Confluence page
Works well for
- Architecture and design reviews
- Incident reviews
- Team meetings worth documenting
Pairs well with
Record without a bot from the desktop app or Chrome extension, or send the notetaker from your calendar.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Acta work with Confluence?
Acta turns meeting discussions into structured Confluence pages, so the context behind a decision lives in your wiki instead of someone's notebook.
What does Acta put in Confluence?
Structured pages written from the meeting discussion.
Does Acta also work with Jira?
Yes. Acta can suggest Jira tickets from the same meetings.
Which AI meeting assistant works with Confluence?
Acta records Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams meetings, with or without a bot, and sends structured confluence page to Confluence.
Can I send meeting notes to Confluence without a bot in the call?
Yes. The Acta desktop app and Chrome extension record from your own computer, so no bot joins, and Acta still sends the results after the meeting.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Acta has a 15-day free trial, and you can connect your tools during it.
Meeting notes in Confluence, without the typing.
Free for 15 days. Works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.