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Capable Quality ensures Confluence content meets your business requirements using powerful, customizable rules.
Maintaining content at scale can be a challenging and complex task that requires careful management and oversight.
Capable Quality offers a comprehensive set of tools designed to help you keep your Confluence site compliant by automatically checking pages for any rule violations. With its flexible and customizable rules engine, you can establish clear document standards and guidelines that your users must consistently follow to ensure quality and consistency across all content.
#What kinds of rules are available?
Importance varies by organizational priorities like legal compliance, user experience, and content governance, but accessibility leads due to regulations (e.g., WCAG, ADA), followed by security risks, then language standards, structure, and maintenance.
Rule | Why it matters |
|---|---|
Image alt text | Essential for accessibility compliance; violates WCAG. |
Disallowed domain links | Prevents security risks and data leaks to unapproved sites. |
Disallowed macros | Blocks unauthorized functionality. |
Third-party macros | Manages app sprawl and potential security gaps. |
Disallowed labels | Enforces labeling policies tied to governance or classification. |
Inappropriate language | Maintains brand reputation; profanity harms credibility. |
Non-inclusive language | Modern orgs prioritize inclusive terms. |
Heading sequence | Ensures logical navigation and screen reader compatibility. |
No headings | Long unstructured pages confuse readers and harm SEO. |
Heading capitalization | Promotes visual consistency, though stylistic. |
Empty page | Flags incomplete drafts needing completion. |
Folder candidate | Improves space organization but not critical for content quality. |
Stale content | Signals outdated info, useful for maintenance but less urgent. |