Describe your company structure or roles and AI builds an org chart — CEO, C-level, and department leads with clear reporting lines.
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Here's a company org chart with the full leadership team and department leads. Each department is color-coded — Engineering in blue, Finance in green, Marketing in purple, and Operations in orange.
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Describe roles and reporting lines
List who reports to whom, starting with the team or organization you want to cover. Add names, department labels and vacant positions where they help explain the structure.
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Watch the hierarchy appear
The assistant places leadership above their reports and groups roles into departments. Lines show reporting relationships, with names or titles inside the role boxes.
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Refine, then export
Check each reporting line and ask to move or add a role. Export PNG for free or PDF with Pro for onboarding material, or share a read-only link.
What is an org chart?
A company org chart shows roles and formal reporting relationships within an organization. It arranges leadership, managers and their reports in a hierarchy so a reader can see who belongs to which team.
When to use one
Use one for onboarding, department planning or explaining a proposed structure. State whether it shows current roles or a future plan. Choose a RACI matrix for task responsibility, or a process flowchart to show how work moves.
What a good org chart looks like
A named organizational scope, such as the whole company or one department.
Reporting lines with one clear meaning, keeping management relationships distinct from everyday collaboration.
Role labels written consistently, using titles, names or both in the same order.
Vacancies marked as open positions, so planned hiring is not mistaken for current headcount.
Secondary reporting relationships explained, with labels or a key when the structure has more than one reporting line.
How MyMap builds it
The assistant lays out the roles and reporting pairs you provide on the canvas. Ask to regroup a department or compare proposed and current structures. Edit the role labels when you need to correct names, titles or team assignments.
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Ask for slides from this map and present frame by frame.
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A read-only link for anyone; they can copy it to their own canvas.
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Every map stays on your canvas; come back and ask for more.
Common questions
Can I make an org chart without employee names?
Yes. List job titles or team roles and their reporting relationships. Add names later if the chart needs to identify individual people.
How do I show a person with two managers?
Describe which relationship is primary and what the secondary relationship means. Ask for distinct labels or line styles, with a key explaining them.
Does the chart update from an employee directory?
No directory integration is provided here. Supply the role list and ask for changes when teams, names or reporting relationships change.