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  1. Working with flowcharts

Flowcharts in Flowriter

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Last updated 5 months ago

A Story's flowchart is where you visually define the actions, decisions, and notes about how a user or system might navigate a feature or service.

They can be simple, like this:

Or more complex with decisions and branches that lead to different outcomes for the user as they interact with the feature and choices presented to them:

Why flowcharts?

Flowcharts are an effective way to visualize the actions, decisions, and outputs of a feature or service.

However, Product Managers often document features as User Stories, which can be time-consuming. Additionally, when documenting complex features, it's easy to overlook potential user journeys and test cases.

Flowriter addresses this challenge by analyzing the logic within a User Story's flowchart.

This analysis guides the AI in generating accurate Acceptance Criteria and Test Scripts that reflect the intended functionality.

Flowriter will analyze your flowchart to automatically extract User Journeys, write Acceptance Criteria, and prepare Test Scripts to implement and test all the potential actions and outcomes of the feature.