# MockFlow for Confluence

> Insert a MockFlow board into a Confluence page, and update it from MockFlow whenever the board changes.

Source: https://mockflow.com/docs/mockflow-for-confluence

MockFlow for Confluence puts your boards into the documentation your team reads. Add a launch plan, an architecture diagram or a retro board to a page, and update it from MockFlow when the work moves on.

![A Spring launch plan page in Confluence with a MockFlow board inserted between the introduction and the next steps](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/fdc39fc0520f4aa58b1b7d18c6335f35.webp)

## Install MockFlow for Confluence

A Confluence admin installs **MockFlow** from the [Atlassian Marketplace](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1238195). It is a paid Atlassian app, billed with your Confluence subscription, and it includes MockFlow for everyone on your Confluence site.

## Insert a board into a page

1. Edit a Confluence page and open MockFlow from the **Insert** or **Elements** menu.
2. Create a board, or open an existing one, in the MockFlow window.
3. Click **Post** at the top of the board. MockFlow adds the board to the page.
4. Publish the page.

The page shows the board as an image, so readers see it without leaving Confluence.

## Update a board on a page

Edit the page, open the MockFlow item and change the board in MockFlow. Click **Post** again to update the image on the page.

## Who can edit

The app creates one MockFlow account for your Confluence site, so anyone who can edit a page can open and change its boards. Readers see the image.

## Next steps

- [MockFlow for Jira](/docs/mockflow-for-jira)
- [MockFlow integrations](/docs/mockflow-integrations)