You might already be using the Jira and/or ADO integration with your ProductPlan platform, but have you embedded your roadmaps in these applications? Many ProductPlan customers are taking their Jira and/or ADO instances a step further and integrating their live roadmaps directly into these apps. If the iFrame Macro isn’t available to you, the HTML macro is an alternative approach described here.Įmbedding Your Roadmaps in Jira and/or ADO
Anyone with access to your Confluence page will be able to view and interact with your ProductPlan roadmap without needing to sign in. Insert the following minimum information:The Private Link URL you copiedWidth (try 1200)Height (try 800) In Confluence, create or edit the page where you would like your roadmap to appear.Ĭlick Insert / Other Macros, then choose the iFrame macro (note that the availability of this macro depends on your version and whether your administrator has enabled it). This can give stakeholders throughout your organization easy access to your latest roadmap. Many ProductPlan customers are taking their pages a step further and integrating their live roadmaps directly into Confluence. You can also try adjusting the height and width settings to see if that makes a difference.Ītlassian Confluence is a great way to create product or marketing team pages. On the preview, you can resize the embedded box to display more of the roadmap. Paste the following formatting, replacing your private link url in the correct place: In order to embed in the New Google Sites, you’ll need to use an Embed Code: Just search for the iframe gadget in order to embed your roadmap. If you are using Classic, you can embed your roadmap using a Google Gadget.
You now have the option to use “Classic” or “New” Sites. Google Sites recently updated to a new UI. If you are using an iFrame, here is some suggested code: Paste the Private Roadmap URL you copied in an iFrame to generate your roadmap. Use the Share button on your ProductPlan roadmap to generate and copy a Private Link.Ĭreate or edit the page where you would like your roadmap to appear.
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You will need to understand how to include an iFrame in your particular website. You can embed your Roadmap in any web page that allows an iFrame, or in wiki products like Atlassian Confluence, Microsoft Sharepoint, Google Sites. Using the Private URL Feature, you can embed and share your roadmap without requiring users to sign in to ProductPlan.
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