A Confluence alternative that doesn't live in a silo
Confluence is a decent wiki, but it sits off on its own and charges you per member. With Avoryx, your internal wikis and your public doc portals come from the same place. The same article that answers a customer in the helpdesk can also point back to the issue and release it describes, so it doesn't quietly go out of date.
Why move off Confluence to Avoryx.
Docs that stop drifting
A page can reference the issue and release it documents, so it doesn't quietly go stale the way a doc in a separate tool does.
One source, two audiences
The same knowledge base serves your team internally and your customers in the helpdesk portal — answers don't fork across tools.
No per-reader fees
External docs support anonymous read; you don't pay per member just to publish customer-facing documentation.
Everything Confluence does — and the rest of the business.
Avoryx isn't a point tool. It replaces Confluence and folds it into one platform with one login and one audit trail.
- Internal knowledge base with rich content and attachments
- External documentation portals with anonymous read and invite-based private spaces
- Free, faithful HTML import from Confluence
- Boards, source, helpdesk, CRM and billing on the same platform
Common questions
Avoryx is a strong Confluence alternative for teams that want docs connected to their work — internal wikis and external portals with free Confluence import, on the same platform as boards, source and helpdesk.
See it on your real numbers.
15 minutes, your stack, your per-seat math — and how Confluence folds into one platform.
