Streamlining processes is essential for any organization that wants to operate efficiently and effectively. One way to do this is by using Sankey charts, a type of flowchart that can help you visualize and understand the flow of materials, information, or resources in your system.

What are Sankey charts?
Sankey charts are a type of flowchart that use circular symbols representing nodes and arrows representing the flow of materials or information between them. The chart is named after William Edward Sankey, an American statistician who developed the method in the early 20th century.

How to create a Sankey chart?
Creating a Sankey chart requires some knowledge of flowcharting tools such as Microsoft Visio, Lucidchart, or Gliffy. Once you have selected your tool of choice, follow these steps:
1. Create new diagram: Choose “Sankey Chart” from the diagram library in your tool.
2. Add nodes: Insert circles at each point where material or information enters or leaves your system, such as inputs or outputs on a process map. Label each node with its name and description. You can also add splitters and converters to represent multiple paths at one node or multiple inputs at another node.
3. Add arrows: Connect each node with arrows to represent the flow of materials or information between them

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