Organigram automatically displays contact hierarchy from the Account or from the Parent Account based on the "Reports to" field.  

Organigram allows Users to build the Account or Parent Account hierarchies from available Contacts or from newly created Contacts. 




Differences between Organigram and Relationships Map:

Organigram:


Relationships Map (Account / Opportunity):


To Access an Organigram


Organigram Layout & Navigation

  1. Account Name
  2. Shows if there is a Parent Account
  3. Search contacts - enter the contact name and search
  4. Browse contacts - will open side panel with Account or parent Account contacts to browse your desired contact
  5. Add contact - enable to add a new contact
  6. Fit to screenSizes entire map to fit screen
  7. Zoom In & Zoom Out - Zoom in or out on the map
  8. Options - allows to hide relationship lines 
  9. Close - closes the Organigram
  10. Contact node - shows basic contact details and allows to edit the contact
  11. Relationships lines:
    1. Dotted Line - Indicates informal / other relationship
    2. Influence Line - Indicates influence.
    3. Conflict Line - Indicates conflict
  12. Notes Icon - Relationship line will display an icon if there is an added note.
  13. Contact Node Pallete Menu - Opens and closes the palette menu. Contains additional functions for Contact settings.


Contact Node Layout & Navigation

Shows the basic Contact information and contains the Contact palette. When you click on the node, the Contact detail tab will open. 

  1. Email - Indicates email is present. Click on this icon to send an email.
  2. Facebook - Indicates that a Facebook profile link is present. Click on this icon to open their Facebook profile.
  3. LinkedIn - Indicates that the LinkedIn profile is present. Click on this icon to open their LinkedIn profile. 
  4. Twitter - Indicates that the Twitter profile is present. Click on this icon to open their Twitter profile.
  5. Name - Contact´s name. 
  6. Account name - Indicates ....
  7. Title - Contact´s position 
  8. Contact Node Pallete Menu - Opens and closes the palette menu. Contains additional functions for Contact settings. 

Contact Node Pallet Menu

Sets relationship lines between Contacts, adds importance, moves the node to the left or right, and can remove the Contact back to Account contacts.

               

  1. Dotted Line - Adds a dotted line to establish an informal relationship, includes the ability to comment in-line to explain the relationship. 
  2. Influence Line - Adds a positive influence relationship line to another Contact - click on the icon and drag it to the desired Contact.
  3. Conflict Line - Add a conflict relationship line to another Contact - click on the icon and drag it to the desired Contact.
  4. Move Right - Shifts Contact and the map tree to the right.
  5. Move Left - Shifts Contact and the map tree to the left.
  6. Remove - Removes Contact from the Organigram back to the Account contacts. To delete Contact entirely, go to Contact Overview.
  7. Power - Indicates Contact importance - click on the icon to add the power shield.



Adding and Creating Contacts 

Contact can be moved onto the canvas:


Adding existing Contact:

         

         

Creating a new Contact:

         


Locate the Contact in the canvas

          


View, edit or delete the Contact

View Contact:

          

Edit Contact:

          

Edit or add Contact profile picture:

         

Delete Contact:

         

         


Relationship Lines

Connects Contacts with lines showing the relationship between them. There are 3 Relationship Line options: Conflict, Influence and Dotted.

Notes can be added to Relationship Lines to add insight to the relationship.