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FlowchartWiki - Wiki-based Process Modelling and Documentation
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Flowchartwiki is an extension to MediaWiki for creating flowcharts from the links between wikipages to support process modelling and process documentation in MediaWiki. This simplifies the self-organizing of teams and processes.
Simple Navigation: click on the auto-generated graphs.
See for yourself - the diagrams on each page (including the diagram on the left) are automatically created from pages in this wiki. Just click on a Process step in the diagram to go directly to that page.
Use it for
- Process Diagrams
- Process Modelling
- Process Documentation
- training plans
- ...What could you think of?
Brief Description
FlowchartWiki supports the self-organizing of teams and processes by using a Wiki to create process-models and process-documentation.
Each process-step is a wikipage and based on the links between the wikipages and a type assigned to a wikipage, a flowchart diagram is created automatically.
This keeps the diagram always up to date and reduces manual maintenance.
In comparison to popular office software, all users of the wiki can simultaneously access the process model and keep it up to date.
FlowchartWiki is an extension to the well-known Mediawiki Software and both are free and open source.
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New in 1.2.0-beta2
- Include a link to the category-page on top of the graph, if customizing has a Page-Type "Category".
- Position all Pages that have no Level::xxxx assigned at the bottom of the graph, sorted in alphabetical order.
- PHP 5.3 compatibility
- some more, see CHANGES.
New in 1.1.1
- fixed problems with ' (Apostroph) and " " (Blank) in Category-names
(Many thanks to Martin from Tübingen, Germany, to report this.)
Main Sponsor / Support and Service
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