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A good process map compresses evidence into a shape that supports reasoning.

Before generation

Ensure the evidence covers:
  • the process start and end;
  • major activities;
  • important handoffs;
  • genuine branches;
  • repeated loops;
  • exceptions that materially affect the process.

Aim for meaningful activities

Avoid creating separate nodes for trivial clicks, confirmations or vague actions. Merge closely related actions when they represent one meaningful piece of work.

Use parallelism carefully

Only show parallel work where the evidence clearly indicates activities can proceed concurrently. Do not create parallel branches simply to make the diagram look sophisticated.

Preserve uncertainty

If the order of activities is unresolved, validate it rather than forcing a confident sequence.

After generation

Review the map against source evidence before showing it to the client.
Exact map-generation controls and model options are [PRODUCT DETAIL TO CONFIRM].