Keepit for Confluence

Confluence is where institutional knowledge lives. Runbooks, architecture decisions, onboarding guides, meeting notes. Atlassian provides a native export, but it is a manual process that produces a static HTML or XML dump. No scheduling, no incremental backup, and no way to restore a single page without importing the entire space. If someone accidentally deletes a space or a bulk edit overwrites hundreds of pages, recovery through Atlassian support is slow and uncertain.

Keepit automates protection of your entire knowledge base to independent, immutable infrastructure. Spaces, pages, blog posts, templates, blueprints, comments (inline and footer), attachments, and version history are all backed up automatically. Space-level permissions and properties are preserved, so a restore puts everything back exactly as it was, not as a stripped-down import.

Recovery is page-level granular. Restore a single page with its child pages and attachments, a specific blog post, or an entire space. Version history is maintained, so you can recover a page as it existed at any point in time rather than just the latest version.