Confluence vs Notion vs Jestor: Where to store company knowledge?
Centralizing knowledge (Knowledge Management) is vital. Comparing Confluence, Notion, and Jestor:
Confluence (Atlassian)
The standard for engineering teams.
- Pros: Deep integration with Jira, robust for technical documentation.
- Cons: Complex interface and not very friendly for non-technical teams (HR, Sales).
Notion
The startup favorite.
- Pros: Flexible, pleasant writing experience, mixes docs with simple bases. Great for culture wikis.
- Cons: Gets disorganized quickly without a "gardener." Hard to find info across thousands of loose pages.
Jestor
Living documentation connected to the process.
- Differentiator: The manual isn't on a static page; it sits inside the process.
- Context: The "How to Sell" guide sits inside the CRM. The "How to Invoice" guide sits in Finance.
- Structure: Forces organization through apps and records, avoiding the mess of loose pages.
Verdict
For software technical documentation: Confluence. For general wikis and notes: Notion. For operational manuals and processes: Jestor.
Organize your knowledge:https://jestor.com/