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What an org chart is.
An org chart shows how people, roles or departments are arranged in an organization. Lines show the reporting hierarchy, so readers can see who leads each area and where teams sit.
Use an org chart to explain a current structure, plan new roles or orient people to a team. It is most useful when the titles and reporting lines are kept current.
- Standard
- Reingold-Tilford tidy tree
- Engine
- schematex-orgchart
- Editable
- Double-click text, drag nodes
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Who uses org charts.
A shared view of functions and reporting lines while the team grows.
Board oversight, staff leadership and program delivery in one structure.
A clear chart for onboarding, handovers and role planning.
How to make an org chart in three steps.
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Common questions
What is an org chart?
An org chart is a diagram of roles, departments and reporting relationships in an organization.
Should an org chart use names or titles?
Use names to show the current team and titles when planning roles or documenting the structure.
What is a dotted line on an org chart?
A dotted line usually shows a secondary, advisory or matrix relationship rather than direct reporting.
How often should an org chart be updated?
Update it whenever responsibilities, reporting lines or key roles change.
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