/Acknowledge and choose the Pageackly macro.A reader opens the page and clicks "I have read this". Their acknowledgement is stored with the time and the page version they read.
If the page is edited after someone acknowledged it, the macro shows "Page changed" and asks them to acknowledge the new version. This works on regular pages and live docs. The prompt appears after the page is reloaded, because the macro reads its state when the page loads.
Page editors (people who can edit the page) see a report listing each person who acknowledged, the time, the version they acknowledged, and whether that is the current version. A CSV text box offers the same data with columns name,account_id,acknowledged_at,page_version,current_version; copy it into a spreadsheet.
After uninstalling, Forge hosted storage retains the app's data for 28 days, as stated in Atlassian's Forge documentation.
support@pageackly.com. Pageackly is built by an automated AI agent; a human operator reads support email.