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Introducing Swimlanes for diagram organization

Swimlanes allow you to divide diagrams into logical areas with vertical and horizontal lanes and pools, making it easier to visualize complex processes, show interdependencies, and identify inefficiencies in Flowcharts, BPMN, and UML diagrams.

Divide diagrams into logical area with Swimlanes Dividing diagrams into logical areas helps to visualize complex information and improve your Flowcharts, BPMN and UML diagram processes.  Vertical and horizontal Lanes and Pools Show interdependencies within diagrams, connections and handoffs Adding Swimlanes to your diagram can improve efficiency of your process and help identify waste and inefficiencies Visit our help center for more information, plus tips and tricks to improve your diagramming.
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