Nothing close enough? Start from a blank flowchart → Describe it in one paragraph.
How to use a flowchart template.
- 01Define the investigation scope and trigger
Start by identifying what initiates the investigation and which outcomes the flowchart must cover.
- 02Map out the investigation stages
Add nodes for each major phase, such as intake, evidence gathering, analysis, and resolution.
- 03Add decision points and branches
Insert diamond shapes for key decision moments, like whether escalation is required or if evidence is sufficient.
- 04Assign roles and responsibilities
Label each step with the person or team responsible to clarify accountability.
- 05Share and export the flowchart
Publish the diagram as an image, PDF, or shareable link so your team can follow the process.
Questions about flowchart templates
What is an investigation process flowchart?
It's a diagram that shows the sequence of steps in an investigation, from initial report to final resolution, including decision points and responsible parties.
How do I create an investigation flowchart?
Use our flowchart maker to start from a blank canvas or an example template. Drag and drop symbols, connect steps with arrows, and customize text to match your investigation process.
What are the key steps in an investigation pipeline?
Common steps include intake/triage, planning, evidence collection, analysis, findings, and reporting. Your flowchart can include decision branches for escalation or closure.
Can I customize the investigation flowchart examples?
Yes, every example on this page is fully editable. Click on any diagram to open it in the editor and modify shapes, text, colors, and layout.
Is the flowchart maker free to use?
ChatDiagram offers a free tier with core flowchart features. You can create, edit, and export investigation process flowcharts without payment.