The use case: how Kaizen Gaming deploys Confluence
Kaizen Gaming uses Confluence as its knowledge base, replacing Notion, with each page linked to the related work and searchable through Rovo. It is part of a wider consolidation onto one Atlassian Cloud platform alongside Jira, Jira Service Management and Rovo.
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Kaizen Gaming went from 9 team members to 3,000+ in 20 markets.
In the customer’s words
Now that everything's on one Atlassian platform, we’re not only finding answers faster, but those answers are way more relevant to our business. We couldn’t get that when we were working on multiple different tools. We didn’t just adopt a platform; we built the operating model around it.Other AI tools used by Kaizen Gaming
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- Nov 12, 2026
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Kaizen consolidated from four tools to one Atlassian Cloud platform, saving ~€400K per year. But the real win went deeper than cost savings.