Link your plans to relevant pages so there’s always context. With ProductPlans Confluence integration, you can embed a live ProductPlan roadmap in Confluence to increase visibility of your product strategy and drive alignment. The Roadmap Planner macro makes it easy to connect other Confluence pages with what’s on your timeline so anyone can drill down for more detail.
Connect your plans with the work in flightĪnother struggle with planning is connecting those plans with the work getting done. Changing your plans is as easy as dragging and dropping.Īnd when it comes to sharing or keeping your team updated, as long as they are watching the page, everyone gets automatic notifications about updates to the timeline. Drag and drop, resize, rename, and move elements around with your cursor as plans evolve. Build your schedule with lanes for large projects, bars for sub-projects, and markers for key dates and milestones – all with a few clicks. You can now create a digital version of the timeline you would have normally whiteboard with your team. Add bars to your timeline and map out your roadmap or project for everyone to see. You’ll never have to explain your timeline again. Your colleagues can easily identify upcoming milestones and gain a high level understanding of what your team is working on. How many times has a teammate or stakeholder asked you about what’s next? Add the timeline to your pages in Confluence and give people a visual single-source of truth for what’s on the horizon. This macro is perfect for creating lightweight product and team roadmaps, as well as visualizing timelines for your team’s projects. Learn how our Roadmap Planner macro can help you and your team work through some of your most complex quarterly or yearly plans. One page is enough for all the components you need for your quarterly. Here’s a good one you can set to help you kick off the coming quarter: This quarter, my team is going to plan our roadmaps and projects better than we ever have before. Confluence is a great tool for building an efficient and goal-oriented product roadmap. Setting goals for yourself and your team can play an important part in your team’s accomplishments. Get stories about tech and teams in your inbox Subscribe
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