Which template should you open?
Flowchart
A checkout: add an item, choose shipping, check the address, pay, and place the order.
Process map
An expense: submit it, ask whether it is under $500, then send it to a manager or to finance before reimbursement.
Swimlane diagram
A refund across Customer, Support, and Finance. Support asks “Within policy?” and Finance issues the refund.
Decision tree
A support ticket that asks whether it is a billing issue and whether the customer was charged twice.
User flow
A signup from the landing page through account creation, an email check, and the dashboard.
Org chart
A reporting tree from a chief executive to technology, operations, and finance, with engineering and design under technology.
Network diagram
Internet, an edge firewall, a core router, an access switch, an app server, and workstations.
Mind map
A product launch in the center, with branches for audience, channel, offer, and success metric.
Data flow diagram
An order moving from the customer through place order, an orders store, card charge, and the warehouse.
Algorithm flowchart
A search loop: read a list, compare the next item, and return the match or not found.
BPMN-style process
A start, a request, an approval decision, and an end. It is a picture, not a BPMN 2.0 XML model.
Onboarding flow
From an accepted offer through accounts, a laptop, a first-day intro, a buddy, and a check that the new hire has settled in.
Approval workflow
A request, a manager decision, a budget check, and a revision that returns to the manager.
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How do you edit a template?
- Choose the story closest to yours. A handoff across teams is the swimlane. A yes-or-no policy is the approval workflow or the decision tree.
- Open it in the editor. The shapes and arrows are already connected.
- Double-click a label and write your own step. Keep decisions as questions.
- Export PNG or SVG, or copy a read-only share link. Guest edits stay in the browser until you sign in.