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Interactions, in order, as a first-class model

Architecture is not only structure. Sequence diagrams model what happens in what order, and flows turn a static diagram into a walkthrough you can present.

Sequences with real structure

Participants, steps, segments and activations are modelled rather than drawn, so a sequence can be counted, validated and imported. Archify sequence documents import through the same wizard as architecture documents.

Flow order and presentation

Flow order defines the sequence a diagram is revealed in. Present in flow mode to walk an audience through it step by step, or in designer mode for a scripted presentation with more control over what appears when.

Guided views from a generated model

Where the model was generated from a codebase, guided views arrive with it — named paths through the system such as a read path or a checkout flow, derived from the code rather than drawn afterwards.

What this covers in the product

Every capability below is part of this area of Yantra Studio.

  • Flow order…
  • Present ▸ Flow (default)
  • Present ▸ Designer (script)
  • Sequence import

Questions

Can sequence diagrams be imported?

Yes. Archify sequence documents import through the same review wizard, with participant, step, segment and activation counts shown before import.

What is the difference between flow and designer presentation?

Flow follows the flow order you defined; designer mode is a scripted presentation with finer control.

Can I present without giving people edit access?

Yes — presentation and share links are read-only by design.

Put your architecture under version control

Model it, govern it, and keep it true to the system it describes.