--- title: "Confluence Page Importer for Augmenting Models" slug: "confluence-page-importer-for-augmenting-models" description: "In this Test Modeller feature video, learn how to import Confluence pages, which allows you to augment models." tags: ["Jira", "Test Modeller", "Feature Overviews"] updated: 2024-09-27T14:10:15Z published: 2024-09-27T14:10:15Z canonical: "knowledge.curiositysoftware.ie/confluence-page-importer-for-augmenting-models" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://knowledge.curiositysoftware.ie/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Confluence Page Importer for Augmenting Models In this Quality Modeller feature video, learn how to import Confluence pages, to augment data into existing models. [Embedded content](https://www.youtube.com/embed/J1BlE7gRdmA?&wmode=opaque&rel=0) Once the confluence connector is set up, the **Confluence Connector** allows you to automatically overlay the information on a confluence page to a model.  To do this, open an existing model which you want to overlay the information on or create a new one. For our example, we have built out a simple model which follows our **Confluence User Story layout.** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680693806517.png) To start the import, open the **Connectors tab** in the model view, here select the **Import Connectors** option, this will open the **Connectors tab on the right-hand side panel.** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680693802408.png) On the right-hand side panel, select your **Confluence Connector** as the **Connector** and hit the login button. This will log in to Confluence and give you more options for importing. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680693797948.png) You can choose the space from which to import from, and then search for the page by title. Select your page, and **hit Import** to open the page. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680693793390.png) Once the page is open, highlight the section you want to import, select a block in the model, and then hit the **Map To button.** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680693785097.png) This allows you to map your highlighted information to a description, summary or expected result. Furthermore, you can then also create an automatic link between the model and the Confluence page, using the **Create Link button.** ## Related - [Confluence Page Importer to Create Models](/confluence-page-importer-to-create-models.md) - [Atlassian Confluence](/atlassian-confluence.md) - [Configure Confluence Connector](/configure-confluence-connector.md)