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Confluence zu XWiki

Your knowledge stays. The platform changes

ForgeOne supports companies in the structured transition from Atlassian Confluence to XWiki Enterprise – on-premises, in the private cloud or as a managed platform.

Confluence → XWiki

Analysis, test migration, quality assurance and controlled cutover

1. Assess the current environment

Spaces, pages, attachments, macros, apps, users and permissions.

2. Define the target state

Structure, permissions, integrations and operating model.

3. Test migration

Migrate representative content and review it from a functional perspective.

Why switch?

An on-premises alternative with long-term control

XWiki Enterprise enables companies to manage knowledge within their own infrastructure or private cloud while benefiting from vendor support, enterprise extensions and an open platform.

Data sovereignty

You determine the location, operations, backup, access and integrations.

Open platform

APIs, macros, apps and structured data instead of a closed ecosystem.

Enterprise Support

Licensed XWiki instance with vendor support and ForgeOne as a partner.

Migration analysis

Before the import comes the technical and functional assessment.

A reliable migration begins with an analysis of the actual Confluence usage. Not every piece of content, macro or app can be migrated unchanged.

We assess

Content and structures.

  • Spaces, page hierarchies and templates
  • Attachments, links and embedded content
  • Macros and Marketplace Apps
  • Users, groups and permissions
  • Workflows and editorial processes

We define

The XWiki target state.

  • Target structure and information architecture
  • Mapping of content and permissions
  • Identity and SSO integration
  • Operations, backup and update model
  • Acceptance criteria and cutover plan

From proof of concept to production handover

  1. Step 1

    Discovery Workshop

    Clarify objectives, scope, technical constraints and responsibilities.

  2. Step 2

    Analysis and concept

    Assess the current environment and develop a realistic mapping to XWiki.

  3. Step 3

    Test migration

    Migrate representative content, identify risks and validate the effort required.

  4. Step 4

    Production migration

    Data migration, quality assurance, cutover and controlled go-live.

  5. Step 5

    Optimization and operations

    Improve structures, train users and transition the platform into regular operations.

Licensing

Migration and operations based on XWiki Enterprise.

A valid XWiki Enterprise Subscription is required for migrations and XWiki platforms managed by ForgeOne. It provides, among other things, the Migration Toolkit, Enterprise extensions and vendor support.

ForgeOne exclusively supports licensed XWiki Enterprise instances. We handle licensing, renewal, technical implementation, support and, if required, ongoing operations.

Are you planning to switch from Confluence?

We assess your environment and show you what a realistic migration path to XWiki Enterprise looks like.