Online Use Case Diagram Tool
Clear Requirements, Better Software
Collaborate visually around understanding the functional requirements of your system. Connect everything from requirement to delivery in a visual platform for smooth planning and execution on software projects.
- Comprehensive support for multiple modeling standards
- Capture and manage multiple use cases and diagrams
- Link to other working systems to build your core workflows
- Comprehensive support for multiple modeling standards
- Capture and manage multiple use cases and diagrams
- Link to other working systems to build your core workflows
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How to make a Usecase Diagram?
Easiest Way to Create Use Case Diagrams
Use predefined templates to start modeling use cases.
Build a library of use case diagrams ready to present to stakeholders.
Multiple modeling standards to ensure adherence; Archimate, UML, SysML, boxes and arrows, C4, and more.
Professional diagramming tools and controls to design without friction.
Streamline Cross-Functional Team Collaboration
Collaborate with team members on a shared canvas with real-time cursors.
Keep track of changes done to your use case diagram with full version history.
Comment threads to have discussions and follow-ups on the same canvas.
Connect with the tools you use everyday with powerful integrations.
Create the Ultimate Requirement Reference
Add notes, attachments and other data to each use case or actor. All information accessible now in-context.
Link together use cases, drill downs and flowcharts or activity diagrams.
2 way links to product roadmap items for easier traceability of requirements.
What is a Use Case Diagram?
How to Create a Use Case Diagram Online with Your Team?
Open Creately and create a workspace to draw your use case diagram online and open the use case diagram shape library. Share the workspace with others you wish to collaborate with. Use real-time mouse cursors and synced previews to easily track the changes other participants make in the workspace.
Drag and drop the system boundary shape onto the canvas before identifying and adding the actors outside it. Actors can be a person, organization or another system which will be engaging with the system.
Identify the use cases or what the actors need from the system and the common functionality that can be reused across the system. Then identify the actors and the use cases that can be generalized
Once the diagram is complete, share the use case diagram with team members and ask for their feedback. You can use comments to carry out discussions and tag teammates to get clarifications.
Use version control to keep track of changes made to the use case diagram. This allows team members to see the evolution of the diagram and rollback to previous versions if needed.
Share the diagram with others either using a workspace share link or export it to a variety of file formats if needed. Alternatively, you can also use a secure embed code to embed the use case diagram in any site or intranet.
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