Point it at a table on the page, an attached CSV/TSV/JSON file, or a pasted dataset. Filter it, pivot it, chart it — one macro, one 4-step editor, no nesting three macros inside each other. Readers can sort, filter, search, and export CSV themselves, without edit rights.
From install to a live, filtered view of your data in a couple of minutes — one macro, one editor, nothing to nest.
A one-time install, done from the Atlassian Marketplace.
Choose the Confluence site you want it on, and start the 30-day free trial. The app installs through Atlassian's Forge platform — there is no separate download.
Open any page with a table or an attached data file (or just a blank page — you can paste data in), and click Edit.
/sift where you want the result.
Place your cursor and type /sift, or open the + insert menu and search for Sift.
Select it from the suggestions and the 4-step editor opens, ready to point at your data.
Four steps in one editor: source → filter → pivot → display.
Pick a table already on the page (the result stays live as that table changes), an attached CSV, TSV, or JSON file (up to 4 MB), or paste a small dataset straight in. Up to 10,000 rows per table.
Text contains or equals, value pick-lists, number ranges, date ranges (DD/MM/YYYY), and a global search box. The filters you save become the default view every reader sees first.
Group rows by any column, optionally split columns by a second column, and aggregate with Sum, Count, Count distinct, Average, Min, Max, or Median. Toggle a totals row and totals column on if you want them.
Show the result as a table, a chart — column, bar, stacked bar, line, area, pie, or donut — or KPI cards. Click Save, publish the page, and the result renders live for every viewer.
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The view you save is the default, not the limit. Anyone viewing the page can work the data themselves — no edit rights, no changes to the saved setup.
Click a column header to sort, and page through long tables instead of scrolling past them.
Layer their own filters and a global search on top of your saved defaults — view-time only, gone on reload.
Download the current filtered view as a CSV file, straight from the page.
Every display reads from the same filtered (and optionally pivoted) data — switch between them without rebuilding anything.
Compare values across groups, side by side.
The same comparison, horizontal — better for long labels.
Break each group down by a second column.
Trends over an ordered column, such as dates.
A line with the volume underneath it filled in.
Share of a whole across one column.
Same as Pie, with a hollow center for the total.
Headline numbers — a Sum, Count, Average, or Median at a glance.
Source, filters, pivot, and display live in a single 4-step editor. Competing approaches need three or more macros nested inside each other to do the same job.
Point it at a table on the page and the filtered view, pivot, and chart update as the table changes — no re-importing, no stale copies.
Data is read with the permissions of the person viewing the page, every time. Nobody sees a page or attachment they couldn't already open in Confluence.
The app keeps no copy of your data. Rows are read at view time and discarded after the page renders. The macro's configuration is saved with the page itself, covered by Atlassian's storage.
No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party APIs, no AI. Your data never leaves Atlassian's infrastructure — the app is Runs on Atlassian eligible.
Up to 10,000 rows per table and attached files up to 4 MB — stated up front, so you can plan around them instead of discovering them.
Free for sites with up to 10 users. Per-user pricing tapers down automatically as your site grows — 30-day free trial on every paid tier, billed through the Atlassian Marketplace.
| Users | Price per user / month |
|---|---|
| 1–10 | Free |
| 11–100 | US$0.49 |
| 101+ | Tapers down automatically — see the Marketplace listing for the full tier table |
Every paid tier includes a 30-day free trial, managed entirely through the Atlassian Marketplace — no credit card details are collected by the app itself.
It is an Atlassian Forge app that adds one Confluence macro for filtering, pivoting, and charting tabular data. Pick a source — a table on the page, an attached CSV/TSV/JSON file, or a pasted dataset — then filter, optionally pivot, and choose a table, chart, or KPI-card display, all in a single 4-step editor.
No. Source, filters, pivot, and display all live in one macro with a single 4-step editor. Competing approaches typically require three or more nested macros (a chart macro wrapping a pivot macro wrapping a filter macro) to get the same result.
Three: any table on the same Confluence page (the macro's output stays live as the table changes), attached CSV, TSV, or JSON files up to 4 MB, and small datasets pasted directly into the macro. Up to 10,000 rows per table.
Yes. The filters you save set the default view, and anyone viewing the page can additionally sort, filter, search, paginate, and export CSV — all without editing the page. Their changes are view-time only and never alter the saved configuration.
Group rows by any column, optionally split columns by a second column, and aggregate values with Sum, Count, Count distinct, Average, Min, Max, or Median. Totals row and totals column are optional toggles.
No. The app has zero storage and zero external egress — no analytics, no telemetry, no third-party APIs. Data is read at view time with the viewer's own permissions and discarded after the page renders. The macro's configuration is saved with the Confluence page itself. The app is Runs on Atlassian eligible.
Free for sites with up to 10 users. US$0.49 per user per month for 11–100 users, tapering down automatically for larger sites. Every paid tier includes a 30-day free trial, billed through the Atlassian Marketplace.