Visual diagramming
Create flowcharts, maps and structured diagrams on a flexible canvas with reusable visual building blocks.
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Charts and Flowcharts
Turn processes, systems, plans and ideas into clear, structured diagrams. Charts and Flowcharts combines a visual canvas with specialist shape libraries, smart charts, process analysis, scenarios and multi-page publishing, so teams can map how work operates, test alternatives and share an agreed view.
Highlights
01 — 05
01Swimlane process maps02Process properties03Data-driven chart shapes04Scenario comparisons05Links from diagram shapes
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Follow the launch from client direction through studio production to the guest-experience handoverSwimlane process maps
Explain how a process moves between departments, people and systems.
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Give client review a named performer, response window, risk level and written-approval requirement.Process properties
Add supported role, timing and other process information to the visual steps.
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Plan identity, booking, guest materials and photography around the opening milestoneData-driven chart shapes
Put populated charts inside a diagram rather than showing only boxes and arrows.
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Compare the current delivery process with an alternative that shortens briefing and review waitsScenario comparisons
Compare a baseline process with an alternative and inspect structural or metric differences.
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Open the published brand brief directly from the discovery step.Links from diagram shapes
Connect a visual step to relevant application content or an allowed destination.
A closer look
06 — 20
06Flowchart construction07Multi-page diagrams08Shape packs09Organisation charts10Gantt and PERT visualisations11Sankey diagrams12Heatmaps and uncertainty charts13Geographic maps14Editable chart data15Connector routing and labels16Layers and nested containers17Table view18Versions and restoration19Image and structured export20Published diagrams and collaboration
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Follow the launch from client direction through studio production to the guest-experience handoverFlowchart construction
Build a readable process with labelled nodes, decisions and connectors.
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Give each workstream a named lead within the studio’s multi-page delivery documentMulti-page diagrams
Divide a substantial chart document into independently editable pages.
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Explore the illustrative enquiry mix across five priority guest marketsShape packs
Use specialised shape libraries for different kinds of diagram.
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Give each report a title, department and manager in the org chart’s own propertiesOrganisation charts
Show people or functions as a hierarchy.
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Plan identity, booking, guest materials and photography around the opening milestoneGantt and PERT visualisations
Explain schedules and delivery dependencies with the dedicated chart types.
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Trace the $84,000 launch budget through brand, digital and guest-experience workSankey diagrams
Show how quantities flow between stages or categories.
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Compare review scores for rooms, welcome materials, email, signs and the brand playbookHeatmaps and uncertainty charts
Use supported heatmap and fan-chart shapes for density or range-based information.
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Explore the illustrative enquiry mix across five priority guest marketsGeographic maps
Use the supported geographic chart presets with relevant regional data.
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Trace the $84,000 launch budget through brand, digital and guest-experience workEditable chart data
Maintain named rows, columns and values beside the visualisation they drive.
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Label the approval route and adjust its line, endpoints and routing styleConnector routing and labels
Make direction, branch outcomes and relationships readable.
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Expand the studio production group to reveal the two steps nested inside itLayers and nested containers
Organise a complex canvas and control how its elements are grouped.
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Inspect the process as a register of responsibilities, timings and linked content.Table view
Inspect process information in rows as well as on the canvas.
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Keep the original delivery chart and the later scenario baseline as versioned milestonesVersions and restoration
Preserve an agreed diagram and inspect earlier versions as it develops.
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Export the delivery diagram as an image, document or structured interchange formatImage and structured export
Use the available PNG, SVG, PDF and structured-code export options.
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Publish a coherent six-page delivery toolkit with a readable process and direct links to supporting contentPublished diagrams and collaboration
Share an authorised diagram view and work on the source with other contributors.
Additional Details
The main areas Charts and Flowcharts brings together.
Process and systems modelling
Describe processes, responsibilities and system relationships using specialist diagram types and conventions.
Data-driven visualisation
Turn connected or entered data into planning, analytical, geographic and financial visuals.
Process analysis
Add operational meaning to diagrams and examine routes, responsibilities and process alternatives.
Scenarios and review
Compare options, organise multi-page work and collaborate around changes without losing the visual context.
Publishing and reuse
Save reusable material, share completed visuals and export them for use across the platform and beyond.