In this chapter we have learned where we can find add-ons to add new features to Confluence so it will fit all of your needs. The Atlassian Marketplace is a vibrant place, and more and more add-ons are added every day. Browsing through it can be done with ease from within Confluence.

Content is everything, and everything is content, in Confluence. Under normal circumstances, indexing that content works fine, but in some cases we have to help Confluence. We learned about content indexing and how to maintain it if needed.

With application links, it is possible to integrate Confluence with other tools to create a real suite of products. Application links make it possible to get different content from different tools all in one single application. With Application Navigator, it's also very easy to switch between the various tools.

Last but not least, we learned how to get support if we are stuck. There are many online resources available, and the Atlassian Support and experts are there to get you on the road again.

The next chapter will give you a peek into how you can write your own add-ons. This means that some coding is involved. If this is not something you are comfortable with, just give the book to a developer in your company when you're finished; he or she might be able to help you write the add-on you need.