ArchiMate diagrams
Create ArchiMate diagrams in iGrafx: start from the ArchiMate template, or add the ArchiMate shape libraries to an existing diagram and switch its type to ArchiMate.
Create ArchiMate diagrams in iGrafx: start from the ArchiMate template, or add the ArchiMate shape libraries to an existing diagram and switch its type to ArchiMate.
Name the person who owns a diagrammed process — shown on the Details tab, in the diagram info popup, in headers and footers, and available to reports.
What a BPMN diagram is in iGrafx, the object categories it uses (pools and lanes, flow objects, connections, artifacts), and the BPMN shape library sets the editor offers.
Add comments to diagram shapes, reply, resolve and reopen them, and review everything in the Comments panel — no check-out needed.
See what changed between two versions of a diagram: overlay or side-by-side views, a filterable change table, and blending between old and new.
The web diagram editor: create a diagram, draw shapes and flows with the Quick Shape Menu, work with pools, lanes, and phases, link shapes, and set up pages, headers, and printing.
How diagram shapes describe enterprise objects: label suggestions, the Describes panel, proposed objects, acceptance, and when relationships reach the model.
Offer your own diagrams as templates in the Add Object dialog: set up the template folder, get templates approved, and control the built-in iGrafx templates.
Create, edit, and remove custom properties that live on a single diagram (DDCP): the property types and settings, where the properties appear, and what they don't yet support.
Show extra data — RACI, risks, performance indicators, controls, custom properties, and shape numbers — directly on diagram shapes, and configure how each field looks and where it sits.
Bring diagrams into the repository: Visio files (single or in bulk), BPMN XML, the native IGXW format, and desktop-client IGX documents — as new diagrams or into an existing one.
Create Journey Map diagrams in iGrafx: start from the Journey Map template, or add the Journey Map shape libraries to an existing diagram.
All keyboard and mouse shortcuts available in the web diagram editor, grouped by where they apply.
Attach custom-property metric data to diagram shapes, then analyze it with the Metrics panel, heatmaps, the Path Explorer, and the Metrics Explorer.
Let lanes assign RACI automatically: when a shape proposes a new object, the lane's described resource becomes its Responsible — and follows the shape between lanes.
Set the page size, orientation, pagination, and print extras a diagram saves, print it to PDF, and — with the Early Access print options — choose different settings for a single print.
Create custom shape libraries, build items from built-in shapes, images, or the Graphic Editor, import and export libraries, and choose which libraries a diagram uses.
Number the shapes of a diagram manually or automatically, and style shapes, lines, and text with the Styles panel and Format Painter.
Translate a web diagram's text directly in the Languages grid, fill the gaps with Pia, or round-trip through Excel for an external translator.
Highlight named routes through a process, step through them, share a link to a path, and export or narrate only the highlighted route.
Create a Value Stream Map diagram to map every step from order to delivery with material and information flows, add lean data, and read the automatic timeline and summary box.
Read a diagram without editing it: zoom and full screen, the navigator, grid and page options, the changes toggle between live and as-approved data, and Approved Only mode.