WikiFix for Confluence

Getting started

WikiFix is a Confluence app built on Atlassian Forge. You install it from the Atlassian Marketplace — no external accounts, no API keys, no data export required.

Installation

• Go to the Atlassian Marketplace and search for WikiFix.
• Click Get it now and follow the standard Marketplace install flow.
• WikiFix will appear in the left sidebar of any Confluence space, and in the Confluence admin panel.

How scanning works

WikiFix scans your Confluence pages to find contradictions — places where two pages make conflicting factual claims about the same topic.

What WikiFix scans for (v1)

In v1, WikiFix detects cross-page contradictions: two pages that make conflicting factual claims. For example, one page says "deploy using deploy.sh" and another says "the CI server has been decommissioned."

Future versions will add more finding types — including fact-checking against connected sources of truth like GitHub repositories.

How the AI works

WikiFix uses AWS Bedrock (Anthropic Claude) to read page content and identify contradictions. Your page text is sent to AWS Bedrock for inference — it is not stored by WikiFix, and per Bedrock's terms, Anthropic has no access to your prompts or completions.

Running a scan

• Open WikiFix from any space or the Confluence admin panel.
• Click New report and select the spaces or pages to scan.
• The scan runs in the background. Findings stream in as they're discovered.
• Scans can be run on-demand or scheduled (daily or weekly).

Reviewing findings

Each finding shows two conflicting passages side by side — one from each page — with the conflicting text highlighted. WikiFix also shows which page it believes is correct, with its reasoning.

For each finding, you can:

• Mark one as correct — WikiFix will update the other page to match. See "Applying fixes" below.
• Notify the owner — WikiFix leaves an inline comment on the page with the suggested fix and @mentions the last editor and space admins.
• Ignore — dismiss the finding. You can un-ignore it later.

Every page in Confluence also gets a badge — no issues or N issues — so anyone reading it knows whether WikiFix has flagged anything.

Applying & reverting fixes

WikiFix never changes a page without your explicit approval. When you mark a finding as resolved, WikiFix updates the incorrect page to match the correct one.

What happens when you apply a fix

• WikiFix edits the page content to resolve the contradiction.
• You appear as the author in the page's edit history. WikiFix is credited in the edit summary.
• The fix is logged in WikiFix so you can review and revert it.

Reverting a fix

Every fix applied by WikiFix can be reverted in one click, at any time. Go to the finding in WikiFix and click Revert. The page goes back exactly as it was before the fix.

Pricing & scan credits

WikiFix pricing starts from $2–3 per user per month, which converts into scan credits. Credits are consumed when you run scans — larger spaces consume more credits.

There is no free tier for teams of any size. All plans include a 30-day free trial with no credit card required.

Design partner discount

Early adopters who sign up before launch get 20% off for life. Design partners — who actively help shape what WikiFix finds and fixes — get 50% off for life.

To become a design partner, check the box on the early access form.

Security & data handling

WikiFix is built on Atlassian Forge, which means your page content never leaves the Atlassian-managed infrastructure except for AI inference.

Data flow

• Page content is read by WikiFix within the Forge runtime.
• Content is sent to AWS Bedrock (eu-central-1) for AI inference only.
• WikiFix does not store your page content. It stores finding metadata (page IDs, contradiction summaries) only.
• All data is processed in AWS Frankfurt (EU region). Nothing leaves the EU.

What we don't have (yet)

WikiFix does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, or any other formal security attestation. We'll pursue these once revenue justifies the cost. If your procurement requires them today, WikiFix is not the right fit yet.

Caveats & known limits

• v1 finds contradictions only. Other issue types (outdated facts, compliance gaps, factual errors against external sources) are on the roadmap but not in v1.
• High-confidence only. WikiFix skips low-confidence findings. You'll get fewer results, but they'll be actionable.
• Large spaces take longer. Scans run in the background, but very large spaces (10,000+ pages) may take significant time.
• AI can be wrong. WikiFix tells you which page it thinks is correct, but it can make mistakes. Always review before applying a fix.
• Structured content is harder. Tables, macros, and heavily formatted pages are harder for the AI to parse accurately.

FAQ

Does WikiFix work with Confluence Data Center?

Not yet. WikiFix v1 is Confluence Cloud only (Atlassian Forge). Data Center support is on the roadmap.

Can I run WikiFix on a subset of pages?

Yes. When creating a report, you can select specific spaces or individual pages to scan. You don't have to scan your entire Confluence instance.

Who can see findings?

By default, findings are visible to Confluence admins and space admins. You can configure visibility per report.

What happens to my data if I uninstall WikiFix?

Uninstalling WikiFix removes all WikiFix data from your Confluence instance. Per Forge platform rules, no data is retained after uninstall.

Can I use WikiFix if my company has strict data residency requirements?

WikiFix processes all data in AWS Frankfurt (eu-central-1). If your requirement is EU-only processing, WikiFix meets that. If you need a specific country or a private cloud, reach out — we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.