Domain Based Diagrams

Enterprise Architect supports a wide range of modeling languages, such as UML, SysML and BPMN, but in addition to the diagrams that are defined as part of these languages Enterprise Architect has a rich set of additional (extended) diagrams, allowing you to create diagrams including Mind Maps, User Interface diagrams and Data Modeling diagrams; there is even a general purpose Custom diagram. This allows other disciplines such as strategic thinkers, user experience designers and scientists to contribute to the models and to create a repository of articulated knowledge that has not been possible before.

Domain Based Diagram Types

Diagram Type	Detail	See also
Analysis Diagram	An Analysis diagram is a simplified Activity diagram, which is used to capture high level business processes and early models of system behavior and elements.	Analysis Diagram
Custom Diagram	A Custom diagram is an extended Class diagram that is used to capture requirements, user interfaces or custom-design models.	Custom Diagram
Requirements Diagram	A Requirements diagram is a Custom diagram used to describe a system's requirements or features as a visual model.	Requirements Diagram
Maintenance Diagram	A Maintenance diagram is a Custom diagram used to describe change requests and issue items within a system model.	Maintenance Diagram
User Interface Diagram	User Interface diagrams are Custom diagrams used to visually mock-up a system's user interface using forms, controls and labels.	User Interface Diagram
Data Modeling Diagram	A Data Modeling diagram is a Class diagram used for representing database schemas.	Data Modeling Diagram
Documentation	Virtual documents enable you to structure and filter your document and web reports by selecting, grouping and ordering individual Packages independent of the organization of the Project Browser.	Virtual Documents
Business Modeling and Business Interaction	Business Modeling diagrams and Business Interaction diagrams enable you to model both the structure and behavior of a business system. Business Modeling diagrams are based on a Class (UML Structural) diagram, whilst Business Interaction diagrams are based on a Sequence (UML Behavioral) diagram.	Business Modeling and Business Interaction