
System landscape diagrams
Visualize the software landscape within an organisation, including its systems and actors.
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Using the simple but powerful C4 model, Software Atlas makes it easy to share and explain the design of a software landscape, no matter how big.
A Software Atlas isn't just a bunch of diagrams; it's a complete model. With easy navigation and clear insights, keeping it updated is not only fast but also enjoyable.
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Visualize the software landscape within an organisation, including its systems and actors.
Make the interactions between your system and external actors clear and easy to understand at a high level.
Dive deeper into each system and model its individual deployable products and their interactions.
Break down containers further to visualize the underlying components and their relations.
Provide insights into specific use cases or user interactions within the system.
Visualize how your software system is deployed to hardware or cloud infrastructure.
Easily move between different parts of the model, streamlining the process of understanding complex architectures.
Understand each element's dependencies across all levels, so you can analyze with confidence and make informed decisions.
Ensure consistent representation across all C4 models, reducing errors and misunderstandings.
Enhance the model by attaching links to each element for quick access to additional resources and documentation.
Create drafts of your Atlas to safely explore changes. Any updates to the original are clearly marked — so you can plan, review, and iterate without losing track.
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