Product Returns ProcessSwimlane / cross-functional
Who does what, in what order, across every team involved. Editable canvas · draw.io · PNG · HTML

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The diagram

Create a swimlane process diagram for product returns across three lanes — Customer, Support Agent, and Warehouse

  1. Customer requests a return with the order number
  2. Support Agent validates the request against the return policy
  3. if ineligible, the agent notifies the customer and the process ends
  4. if eligible, the agent issues a prepaid label to the customer
  5. Customer ships the item
  6. Warehouse receives the item and inspects it
  7. if damaged beyond policy, Warehouse escalates back to the Support Agent for a partial-refund decision
  8. otherwise Warehouse restocks the item and Support Agent issues the full refund
  9. the customer receives a confirmation
The spec

Spec In, Diagram Out

Write the process. Get the swimlane.

Nine plain sentences naming three teams, their steps and their hand-offs — and out comes the cross-functional flowchart, lanes and decisions in place. Drag to compare.

Where It Earns Its Keep

Built for the work that decides what happens next.

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Process mapping

Multi-actor swimlanes from a plain description of who does what, when.

Documentation

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Three steps. Zero manual drawing.

01

Describe the system

Type it in plain words — or paste a design doc, requirements, notes. TXT, PDF, DOCX, and more.

02

Watch it draw

The diagram streams in live as the AI places systems, connects flows, and labels every edge.

03

Refine and share

Edit directly on the canvas, then export to draw.io, PNG, or a shareable HTML file.

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