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Change-of-Address Process BPMN diagram template for Visio 2010

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Use this simple Microsoft Visio 2010 template to document your change-of-address process. This diagram template uses the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) capabilities in Visio Premium 2010. The template enables you to capture the end-to-end process from the time a customer submits a change of address request to the point at which they receive confirmation that the change has been completed, including automated validation of the form and customer account details. This template could also be customized for other common customer-facing processes, such as a request for product information, a phone order, a credit line adjustment, or a service request.

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Change of Address Process.vst

Publisher: Microsoft

• Supported operating systems: Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack (SP) 2,
  Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1, Windows XP 
• Visio Premium 2010

1. Click the Download now button to go to the Microsoft Download Center.

2. Save the sample diagram to your computer and then open it with Visio 2010.

Take a short course on BPMN diagramming basics.

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