Two Minute Toolkit TwoMinuteSIPOC
Slide Deck Quality SIPOC Diagrams in 2 minutes or less
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Quick Start
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Fill the columns. Click a dashed "Add supplier", "Add input", "Add step", "Add output" or "Add customer" slot at the foot of a column.
2
Edit in place. Click any card or step to change it, or clear it to remove it; hover a card and click × to remove it.
3
Set the boundaries. Name the process and add "Starts when" and "Ends when" in the Process column to show where it begins and ends.
4
Type or paste it. In the Outline panel: a heading per column (Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs, Customers) with items indented under it. A five-column table pasted from Excel works too.
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Recolour a column. Click a column's big letter to change its colour; Numbered turns the step numbers on or off.
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Share or export. Copy link shares an editable chart; Export PNG gives a slide-ready image at 2x.

About Two Minute SIPOC Diagram

Free SIPOC diagram maker

Suppliers, inputs, process, outputs and customers in five columns, with numbered steps and the process boundaries. Paste from Excel, then export a PNG or SVG. Free, no account.

Good for

  • Six Sigma Define phase
  • Process improvement kick-offs
  • Quality and ISO documentation
  • Scoping a process change

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“Make a SIPOC for our order-to-cash process: who supplies what, the five main steps from order to payment, and what we deliver to whom.”

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Questions

What does SIPOC stand for?

Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs, Customers: a one-page scope of a process from who feeds it to who it serves.

How many steps should the process have?

Keep it high level: 4 to 7 steps. The chart takes 1 to 7, and up to 8 items in each other column.

Can I paste my SIPOC from Excel?

Yes. Paste a five-column table with an S, I, P, O, C header row into the Outline panel.

SIPOC or process diagram?

Use a SIPOC to scope who feeds a process and who it serves; a chevron process for a plain sequence of phases.