OKR Board for Confluence
OKR Board macros to embed OKRs into Confluence pages
OKR Board for Confluence launched on November 10, 2022 with 83 votes, #586 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Macros include: - Home page (Personal or Team OKRs with progress chart) - Dashboard (Performance report) - Alignment view (List of OKRs in the hierarchy)
Create a dynamic Confluence OKR dashboards in one click. Elevate your OKR reporting and OKR Jira tracking with our trending app
Bring your OKRs in Jira to Confluence: Embed and share OKR dashboards; Monitor personal or team OKR progress; Build comprehensive OKR reports in Confluence pages to communicate performance to stakeholders. Our Confluence OKR macros allow you to filter and embed specific Objectives with all nested Key Results and Jira tasks into the Confluence page as a clear, visually organized hierarchy tree. Keep track of your team's performance and effectively manage OKRs with an automatically generated OKR performance report. OKR Board for Confluence by Oboard is a powerful OKR app to seamlessly integrate your OKRs in Jira with Confluence. To use OKR Board for Confluence, please install OKR Board for…from marketplace.atlassian.com
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