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Visually document how your product works. Select a purpose-built template to create technical diagrams fast — or use robust drawing tools to build your own from scratch. Essential shapes, connectors, labels, and icons help you quickly show how the components of a system or process interact with one another.
Create a flow diagram to represent how data moves through a system. Illustrate the schema using common symbols to depict external entities, processes, and datastores. Add labels and arrows to make the flow of information easy to comprehend. Group and align your whiteboard elements to create a well-organized and visually pleasing diagram.
Choose from 1,700+ shapes for Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud to quickly diagram your software system. Collaborate with subject matter experts — including system architects, designers, and software engineers — to ensure technical accuracy. Inline comments are ideal for capturing feedback and resolving open questions.
Document key workflows — such as order fulfillment, invoicing, and incident management — in a standardized way. Use more than 100 Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) shapes and connectors to quickly create business process diagrams. Whiteboard collaboration tools enable the team to identify process improvements and drive operational alignment.
Create a UML class diagram to illustrate the behavior and interactions of your product or platform. Or build a sitemap to show your website's structure. Annotate your diagram to highlight implementation decisions and call out system constraints. Easily reference it when making decisions as you build new systems and pinpoint areas for improvement within existing ones.
Help colleagues and customers better understand how your product works. Export your diagrams as images and include them in your internal wiki or product knowledge base to visually enhance written documentation. You can also share whiteboards as webpages to provide view-only access for stakeholders.