Connect pages, headings and issues
A project page becomes more useful when readers can follow its sources and actions. Link a supporting page or heading, connect an existing issue, and inspect the references in both directions. Use Links and references to check where each connection leads and help the next reader continue from the right place.
Document title → Link page / Link issue; Document tools → Links and referencesWhat you’ll learn
- Insert a reference at the relevant place in the text.
- Check incoming and outgoing project references.
- Share a page or a precise heading link.
Captured in Boilerrum with an illustrative project. The app interface is shown in English.
In this guide
01
Prepare a meaningful destination
Create or open a supporting project page, give it a specific title, and add headings for the sections another reader may need. For example, put interview findings under Evidence and constraints under Risks. Save the page and open the brief that will refer to it. Clear destination titles make the later picker and incoming-reference list much easier to understand.
02
Insert a page or heading reference
Place the cursor where the source belongs and choose Link page beside the document title. Search a page or heading… filters the available destinations. Select the whole page for general context or choose a heading for a specific passage. Check that a reference appears in the document, then follow it and confirm the destination contains the context your sentence promises.
03
Connect an existing piece of work
Use Link issue beside the title when the document explains work already tracked in the project. Search by title or issue key and select the matching result. The picker is scoped to the current project. Follow the inserted reference to inspect the issue rather than creating a duplicate. If the work has no issue yet, the selection toolbar offers Create issue from selection.
04
Inspect both directions of the relationship
In Focus mode open Document tools → Links and references. Linked pages and issues shows outgoing references; selecting an available row opens its target. Open the destination page and inspect Referenced by to find the source brief. These incoming links are derived from available project page contents, so open relevant pages before treating an empty list as proof that no references exist.
05
Copy the smallest useful destination
Use Copy page link for the whole document. For a precise passage, find the heading under On this page and choose its Copy link to heading control. Paste the result into your draft message and open it in an authorised session to check the landing point. A copied link identifies context; it does not grant the recipient access to the project.
A document whose sources, related work and exact sections can be reached and checked.