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Generate a Process Application Map and Filter Data

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Process Application Maps are diagrams with dashboards of essential value. You and your team can generate visualizations using an Excel sheet and built-in templates in Dragon1 and report with high-quality data for better data integration and data management.

Above you see an interactive example of a generated Process Application Map in the Viewer. The Dragon1 Viewer is an application that can be used on dragon1.com/viewer, but it can also be embedded on any website or be run locally on your laptop or server.

You can yourself also have such a generated diagram by doing the Dragon1 Demo Steps.

We have provided an Excel Sheet you can use to generate your Process Application Map with on Dragon1.

A .dragon1 File demo

These kinds of interactive diagrams, like a process map and application map, support managing security and risk in your business architecture and IT architecture, such as the lack of standardization or high complexity.

The better you can identify how many processes or applications do not comply with standards or principles or certain standards and principles are not fully implemented, the better you can report and take action to improve cybersecurity and mitigate risks in the organization.

Specify or Design a Process Application Map using a Modeling Language

This diagram is specified in the Dragon1 Modeling language. In the embedded Viewer above, you see a visualization generated from a JSON structured data file containing the specification of the data, model, and visualization.

Compare Models

Next to generating maps, Dragon1 provides you with features to easily match your architecture diagrams and do a gap analysis.

The Match dialog supports you in comparing reference models with your models. This enables you to see how mature your company is in certain areas.

Filter Data

The filter dialog in the Viewer gives you control to filter any entity based on attribute values. With this, you can create, as a viewer, your view of the diagram.

Analyze Relationships

The Viewer provides you with a relationship dialog. This dialog supports you in showing and hiding relationships quickly between a certain class of entities. Specifically, you can toggle on and off the usage relationship of standards and/or principles by entities.

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Integration

You can make use of Dragon1 in many ways. For instance, stand-alone, in a multi-vendor strategy, or as part of a toolchain.
You can import your data into the cloud-based repository and generate this diagram from there.
Or you can call the diagram type from within your environment, use it as a template, and feed it with a JSON data file.

Why Create a Free Trial Account?

Want to skip the step of converting an Excel sheet to JSON and upload the Excel sheet directly in the Viewer? Or do you want to store data in the Dragon1 repository? Create a trial account!

If you want to (re)use your company data professionally, you can upload the data to your paid user account. Go to the Online Store to purchase your Dragon1 PRO user license. If you would like to purchase paid user accounts for your team, please get in touch with sales@dragon1.com.

Do the Demo with a Data Visualization Template

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process-application-landscape.xlsx
Demo Steps

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  • Step 1 Hide/Show Relationships Click on the Relationships button (bottom bar). Click on 'Toggle all relationships' in the Relationship Dialog to hide/show relationships.
  • Step 2 Highlight Objects Per layer, buttons are available. Click on the different buttons to toggle the coloring of the elements.
  • Step 3Show Concepts List Click on the Data button and go to the Concepts tab (embed Excel sheet). Change the name of a concept and click the Close button. See your change in the diagram.
  • Step 4 Search Data Enter a term in the Search bar (bottom bar) and click Go. You see the data object you are looking for.
  • Step 5 Discover Weaknesses Click on the Dashboard button, click on the Analytics button, and next on the Discover button Errors on the Dashboard panel.
  • Step 6Select Theme Click on the Edit button and Wizard button (top button bar) and select the theme panel.
  • Step 7Show Principles and Standards Click on the Edit button and Browser button (top button bar) to see the rules used.
  • Step 8 Switch Icons Click on the Dashboard button and go to the Switch button to show the Archimodel icons.
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