Tidy Tree for Confluence

Confluence Cloud keeps child pages in the order they were created, and sorting them means dragging pages one by one. Tidy Tree sorts a page tree in one click and keeps it that way.

What you get

• Sort orders: title A→Z or Z→A with natural number order (Chapter 2 before Chapter 10, v1.9 before v1.10, and correct alphabetical order in every language), oldest first, newest first, recently updated first.
• Preview the current and the new order, and how many pages will move, before anything changes.
• Fewest moves: pages already in the right order stay put. A new page means one move.
• Undo: the order before each run is saved and can be restored.
• Keep sorted: new, moved, renamed and restored pages are put in place within about half a minute, and a daily check catches the rest.
• Depth: sort just the children, or down to five levels.
• Pin pages to the top or bottom, put folders first, ignore leading numbers or tags such as "01." when sorting.
• Large trees: up to 2,000 children per page.
• Who can use it: Confluence admins for every space, space admins for their own space (admins can turn this off), and "Sort child pages" in a page's ••• menu.

Runs on Atlassian

Built on Atlassian Forge. Rules and run history are stored in your Atlassian cloud; page content is never read or stored, and nothing is sent anywhere else.

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