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Revelation for Confluence

Bring your architecture and processes into the pages where your team discusses decisions.

Create your first diagram Explore a diagram

A diagram can give a design discussion a shared starting point. With Revelation for Confluence, you can model a service or process on the page, let colleagues explore different views, and publish the details as a catalogue table.

Student uses Student self-service, which reads and updates Student records

Scroll sideways to see the full diagram.

Start with a small model like this student service. You will build it on a Confluence page in the first-diagram guide. This diagram is available in both apps. Download the example or select the diagram to view it at full size.

What would you like to do?

Make your first diagramAdd the Revelation diagram macro, connect three elements and save your model to the page.Understand a modelOpen Explore, follow a connection and try another view during a discussion.Share the details tooShow a list of systems, owners or relationships as a table beside the diagram.Start with a Rovo draftDescribe what you need, choose the agent for your notation and review the result together.

One model, several ways to explain it

Give readers a broad overview, then a view of the services or process steps relevant to them. The elements and properties stay shared, so a renamed service keeps its name wherever it appears. Learn how views work.

Pick the right diagram for the conversation

Model software with C4, connect architecture layers with ArchiMate, or trace work with BPMN Lite. Sequence diagrams, ER diagrams and flowcharts cover messages, data and decisions. Choose your notation and try its small example.

Getting your team started

If Revelation for Confluence is already installed, go straight to the first-diagram guide. Administrators can use installation and access to prepare the app. Working outside Confluence? The Revelation guides cover local files, exports and GitHub.

Next steps