Collection of Process Workflow Cliparts (61)

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A diagram of a cross-functional flowchart.

The image is a cross-functional flowchart that shows the flow of data from a cube to a sphere. The flowchart is divided into three sections - the top section is yellow, the middle section is red, and the bottom section is green. The yellow section is orange, the red section is blue, and it is connected to the green section by two black arrows. The arrows are pointing towards the yellow section, indicating the direction of the data flow. The background is white, and there is text on the top left corner that reads "Cross-Functional Flowcharts".

Flowchart diagram with red circle, orange diamond, blue rectangle, and green circle connected by black lines.

A simple yet effective flowchart showing a sequence of actions, decisions, and outcomes using universally recognized shapes.

a diagram of a group of people connected to each other

The image is a graphic representation of a document or document with a blue circle in the center. Inside the document, there are four icons representing different types of people. The first icon is a person with a speech bubble, the second is a chat bubble, and the third is a checkmark. The fourth icon is an icon of a person, the fifth is a circle with a person's profile picture, the sixth is a square with a check mark, the seventh is a rectangle with a chat icon, the eighth is a triangle with a square and a rectangle, the ninth is a horizontal line with a diagonal line, the tenth

10-step complex process flow diagram template with editable blue blocks and directional arrows.

A visual roadmap showing ten sequential steps in a non-linear, zigzag process flow-perfect for illustrating intricate procedures or decision paths.

A clean vector illustration of a modular data processing pipeline-perfect for explaining backend logic or microservices architecture.

Flowchart diagram showing process steps with square, circle, triangle, and diamond shapes connected by arrows.

A clean, black-and-white flowchart icon set illustrating core workflow elements and their directional relationships.

Two professionals collaborate around a blue flowchart diagram, with one holding a giant pencil, illustrating process design or workflow planning.

A man and woman review a detailed flowchart together-one pointing to a decision node while the other observes-symbolizing teamwork in process improvement.

Flowchart diagram showing decision logic with start, process, decision, and end nodes connected by directional arrows.

A simple flowchart illustrating how a process moves from input to decision point and then to output or termination.

Businessman drawing a flowchart or organizational diagram on a whiteboard with a marker.

A professional maps out a complex workflow or org structure-illustrating strategic planning in action.

Editable PowerPoint slide with eight basic shapes-circle, square, triangle, diamond, pentagon, arrows, and speech bubble-in gray and teal.

A ready-to-edit PowerPoint slide with versatile shapes you can resize, recolor, and reposition to fit any presentation need.

A diagram showing the different types of project management.

The image is an infographic that shows the process of creating a project. It is divided into 12 sections, each representing a different step in the process. The first section is titled "Project Fulfillment" and it shows a timeline of the project. The timeline is represented by a blue box with a green arrow pointing to the top left corner. The second section is labeled "Project timeline" and shows a list of tasks that need to be completed in order to complete the project, such as "Project completion", "Project project completion", and "Project phase". The third section is labelled "Project time", and the