Process documents → editable flow

Turn process documents into presentation-ready diagrams.

Upload a process narrative and receive an editable Draw.io and Microsoft Visio diagram package. Add risk/control data when you want mapped coverage, control details, and gap analysis.

Built by a product and operations professional who hated building process diagrams by hand.

Generated deliverable

Editable lanes, phases, controls, and connectors

Ready to review

Invoice Processing

Risk-mapped cross-functional flow

ControlledGap
Role
Intake
Review
Payment
A/P
P100Receive invoiceC1
P110Validate matchC1
P120Matched?GAP
Controller
P150Approve batchC1
Treasury
P160Release paymentC1

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Steps

3

Roles

1

Review flag

Process-only or risk-mapped

Editable cross-functional outputs

Confidence and evidence review

Account required

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Download complete sample diagram packages at no cost. Custom document processing requires a $19 Starter Pass or an active Professional subscription.

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How it works

Start with the process. Add risk intelligence when you have it.

The workflow stays simple while the generated deliverable retains the structure, evidence, and metadata needed for professional review.
  1. 01

    Upload the process document

    Use a DOCX, PDF, or TXT narrative. ProcessGround identifies activities, roles, phases, decisions, and source evidence.

  2. 02

    Add risk data when available

    Attach XLSX or CSV risk/control data for mapped coverage and gap detection, or continue with a process-only flow.

  3. 03

    Review and download

    Inspect confidence, evidence, and review flags before downloading editable diagram packages for your preferred tool.

Pricing

Professional process diagrams without enterprise complexity.

Evaluate your own documents with a one-time pass, subscribe when process mapping becomes regular work, or talk to us about a carefully scoped business pilot.
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Listed Starter and Professional prices include any applicable tax.

Starter Pass

Paid evaluation

$19

Validate ProcessGround on your own documents without starting a subscription.

Diagrams
3 / 30 days
Accepted uploads
DOCX, PDF, TXT, XLSX, CSV
Access
1 account
Gap detection
Support
Self-serve

Professional

Most Popular

$79/mo

For professionals producing review-ready process maps regularly.

Diagrams
20 / billing cycle
Accepted uploads
DOCX, PDF, TXT, XLSX, CSV
Access
1 account
Gap detection
Support
Email

Business Pilot

Contact sales

A paid, time-limited evaluation with scope and pricing defined in a written proposal.

Diagrams
Set in proposal
Accepted uploads
DOCX, PDF, TXT, XLSX, CSV
Access
Set in proposal
Gap detection
Support
Defined in proposal
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Starter upgrade credit: upgrade from Starter to Professional within 30 days and your $19 Starter purchase is automatically credited against your first Professional month.

Only successful diagram generations count toward your allowance. If an extraction failure produces an unusable result, contact us and we will review restoring the generation credit.

Starter and Professional use the same analysis models, verification, repair rules, and export quality. They differ only in allowance, access period, billing, and support.

Diagram compatibility

Use the tools your organization already trusts.

Open the Draw.io file directly, import it into Lucidchart, or use the native Visio and data-linked workbook options included in the package.

Draw.io

Open the .drawio file directly in diagrams.net.

Lucidchart

From Lucid Documents, choose + New, then Import documents and select the Draw.io file.

Microsoft Visio

Use the native .vsdx file, or build a data-linked flowchart from the Visio Data workbook in Plan 2 desktop.

Lucid organization settings may restrict document imports. After importing, review the layout and embedded properties before relying on the diagram.