The Capable dashboard

Home is the suite's own landing page. It collects widgets from whichever capabilities are installed and lays out a getting-started area, the approval inbox and the calendar view.

The Capable dashboard open on the Home tab, with tabs for Search, Approval, Calendar, Diagrams, Github, Images, Macros, Markdown and Publishing, a Getting started row of cards, a list of recent approv
Home gathers what is waiting for you, and the rest of the capabilities sit on the tabs across the top.
The Capable dashboard open over a Confluence page, with a getting started strip, a list of recent approval requests and a month calendar.
Every installed capability contributes a widget, so recent approvals and dated pages sit on one screen.

It is a suite feature: standalone apps have no equivalent.


#Four ways to open it

The Confluence left navigation with the Apps section expanded, showing Capable under Your apps.
Capable is listed under Your apps in the Confluence navigation, which is the route most people take.
  • The Confluence top navigation, under Apps, then Capable.

  • The Home icon in the Capable byline header.

  • Directly, as a full page.

  • On a phone, via the QR code under Open on Mobile, which deep-links into the Atlassian mobile app.


#Opening on a phone

Open on Mobile shows a QR code. Scanning it deep-links into the Atlassian mobile app rather than a browser, which is the difference between a usable phone experience and a frustrating one.


#A few things worth knowing

The dashboard breadcrumb open, showing a search box and a list of spaces to scope the view to.
The breadcrumb at the top switches the whole view between the site and a single space.
  • The dashboard opens as a full-screen overlay, and Escape and backdrop clicks are deliberately disabled on it.

  • Widgets come from installed capabilities, so a smaller install has a shorter Home.

  • Suite only. There is nothing like it in a standalone app.



Everything, on one page.