Our data flow diagram maker is simple, yet powerful. Get started with a template, and then use our shapes to customize your processes, data stores, data flows and external entities.

Lucidchart has everything you need for your data flow diagram, including standard symbols for both Gane-Sarson and Yourdon-Coad methodologies. Our shape library for DFDs contains notations for …

A data flow diagram (DFD) illustrates the flow and transformation of data for a particular business process. It’s a visual representation of how data flows through a system, so you can clearly see …

There are four basic elements of a data flow diagram: processes, data stores, external entities, and data flows. The picture below shows the standard shapes for both methodologies.

Funnels empower you to visualize data, working just like real funnels to demonstrate the transition of information through a process. A funnel can show movement from one step to another, or a …

In this blog post, you will discover the importance of real-time data visualization, the benefits, best practices, and where you can get help.

Find out how to make a data flow diagram in Microsoft Word using the shape library and with Lucidchart add-in. Templates included!

Code visualization bridges the gap between what you think your system looks like and what it actually looks like. Learn why you should visualize your coding systems, plus the best diagrams to use and …

Process visualization software like Lucidchart includes templates and libraries of standard shapes and symbols to keep your visuals simple and consistent. It also lets you draw maps and charts quickly …

Lucidchart combines diagramming, data visualization, and real-time collaboration to make it easier than ever to create a thorough, easy-to-read process map. Get started quickly with one of our …