How to read the diagrams
Each example below is a tiny example, not a product flow. The names in it are made up to show the shape of the diagram. Real diagrams are in the area pages and carry a Where it comes from table.
Sequence: who calls whom
What this shows. The order of calls between four actors. This is an example, not a product flow.
Read it from top to bottom. A solid arrow is a call. A dashed arrow is the reply.
Influence: setting, decision, outcome
What this shows. How one setting changes one decision and what you then see. This is an example, not a product flow.
Read it from left to right: setting, decision, outcome.
State: statuses
What this shows. The statuses of a record and the changes between them. This is an example, not a product flow.
Each box is a status. Each arrow is an allowed change. An arrow from the dot is the start. An arrow to the dot is the end.