An earlier diagramming and BPM flowcharting program for Windows from the iGrafx division of Corel (now Alludo). Officially iGrafx Flowcharter and the successor to ABC FlowCharter, introduced in the mid-1990s by Micrografx, the program was used to create a variety of flowcharts, including network diagrams, organization charts and business processes. For business models, FlowCharter could validate the processes against the company's business rules. See
diagramming program and
BPM.
FlowCharter
Using a palette of predefined shapes and arrows, this example from a very early version of FlowCharter was used to quickly create diagrams and organization charts. Flowcharting programs keep the lines connected to the boxes. (Screenshot courtesy of Micrografx, Inc.)