Start from what ships and let TRACEFRAME interrogate the rest: every required input without a source is an open question — what produces it? Answer them one by one and the map builds itself toward the start of the chain. Not a drawing. A dependency model that can prove it's complete.
Every box is a database object — processes, inputs, outputs, variables, tools — with typed dependencies between them. That's why TRACEFRAME can do things a diagram never could.
Name the end result. Answer "what produces this?" until there are no open questions left. Infinite nesting, swimlanes, conditional routing.
The logic engine flags unsourced required inputs, circular dependencies, broken branches, and overdue reviews — live, as you map.
Overlay a software capability catalog and read coverage straight off the map. Trace what breaks downstream of any change.
Approve processes through draft → review → active, execute them as floor checklists with measurements, print QMS-style travelers.
Build a capability catalog for any system — Odoo, ProShop, NetSuite, your own product — once. Map it onto the discovered process and every step turns green, amber, or red. Native, configured, customization, third-party, or deliberately manual: the gap list is the scope of work.
Consultants reuse catalogs across every engagement. Sales reps overlay their product on a prospect's real process and demo against the truth. Export the traceability matrix to CSV when the meeting's done.
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Forward mapping requires already knowing the process — it's documentation. Backward mapping only requires knowing the outcome; the structure interrogates everything else. "This needs a packed order — who packs it, and what do they need?" is the interview script every discovery engagement runs. TRACEFRAME makes the open-question count your progress bar.
An AI can draw your process and a diagram tool can make it pretty. Neither holds a validated dependency model that proves completeness, traces downstream impact, scores weighted fit against a capability catalog, or runs an approved process as a floor checklist with an audit trail. Pictures describe; models answer.
An Admin creates a group — that's the shared database. They invite Users with a code, and everyone works in the same files: users map and edit, admins control file lifecycle, approvals, and membership. A User can also go solo with private files and the full mapper. One rule either way: capability catalogs for fit-gap analysis are authored only by Admins. Solo users import a catalog file an admin shares — so a team buys one Admin to build the catalog once, instead of every user rebuilding it from scratch.
No. Full JSON export of any file at any time, plus CSV exports of objects, SIPOC charts, and fit-gap matrices. Your maps are yours.
The entire product with a seeded machine-shop example, running in your browser's memory. Close the tab and it's gone — which is the point.
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