> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://klarity.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Getting started: navigating your Process Index

> How to access, view, filter, and explore your Process Index in Klarity Architect.

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This guide outlines how to effectively navigate the Klarity Process Index. This feature helps visualize and structure the end-to-end relationships between your organizational processes.

By transforming unstructured knowledge into a structured, accessible format, Klarity helps create a "digital twin" of your organization's operational structure — enhancing consistency, transparency, and governance. Your Process Index is the backbone that contextualizes how work is done, enabling the Advisor agent to conduct strategic analysis across thousands of processes.

## Accessing the Process Index

1. Navigate to the Klarity Architect web application at [app.klarity.ai/process-index](https://app.klarity.ai/process-index).
2. You'll land on the **Process Index** page, displaying process names, owners, teams, and systems used.
3. Click a process row to view its detailed overview page, including metadata like description and teams involved.

## Changing views

Navigate to the top-right of the Process Index section and select your desired view:

* **Table view** — pivot style, nested tree structure.
* **Diagram view** — visual, top-down tree structure.
* **Flat view** — organizes everything around the granular leaf-node process.

Use **Filter**, **Collapse All**, and **Expand All** to focus and reveal nested levels.

## Filters

Click the **Filter** button at the top of the table:

* **My Processes:** Toggle all processes or only yours.
* **Process Doc:** Processes with or without a primary document linked.
* **Process Owner:** Filter by specific process owners.
* **Systems Used:** Filter by specific systems.
* **Teams:** Filter by teams involved.

## Viewing process attributes & metadata

1. Hover over any process column (e.g., team, systems used).
2. A black information bubble lists all attributes, including child-process rollups.

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