Add Universal Process Notation (UPN) shapes to the standard shapes library

Hi, thanks for this idea! We encourage anyone else who’s interested in this to upvote this post and share any additional details about your use case or what you’d like to see in this experience. For more information about how we manage feedback in this community, please take a look at this post:

UPN is also great for Salesforce specific Business Analysts.
Please check below description regarding UPN by Salesforce Trailhead
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/business-process-mapping/understand-universal-process-notation

@obidjon Thanks for this additional context!

To be clear, this pretty much just needs one dynamic shape to be created as the specification is incredibly simple. If I could create a custom shape manually, this would be dead easy to implement.

Hi ​@DavidB80, thank you for adding to this thread! This is the perfect place to get your ideas and feedback in front of the product team.

We encourage anyone else who’s interested in this to upvote this post!

It’s not just the shape attributes that are helpful, the core use of drillability in UPN is a huge benefit for diagram reuse across varient audiences.  This is supported by use of links in Lucid but it’s nowhere near as seamless as you can find in some other products, e.g. q9Elements.  

For now, I created a library for use by my team, but it would be better if Lucid brought some of the behavioral functionality of UPN into its platform.

Hi ​@jpfazzan,  thank you for adding this feedback! I certainly understand why this is important to you. This remains the thread to receive any updates on this from our product teams.

UPN has the potential to become the standard for non technical process mapping, meaning that the audience for UPN diagrams is much larger than the audience for other notations. It’s not just a feature Lucid would be adding. I think you would make the tool more appealing to a wider audience.   

Hi ​@igroppe, thank you for your insights on this and your feedback here!

UPN would be a great addition. It is the next generation way of communicating processes to non-technical audience and Lucid not having it is forcing us to go to tools that do.