Business Capability Mapping
See your business clearly. Transform it confidently.
Map the complete value chain across your organization. Understand what your business does, identify gaps and redundancies, and make strategic decisions grounded in clarity — not guesswork.
Trusted reference frameworks
19
Capability Maps
3,500+
Capabilities
3
Levels of Depth
3
View Modes
What you get
Built for the people who plan, build, and transform.
01
Complete visibility
Visualize every layer of your value chain — from high-level business functions down to individual activities — across sunburst, tree, and traditional capability views.
02
Strategic clarity
Distinguish customer-facing capabilities from supporting functions. See where value is created, where it's duplicated, and where the gaps are.
03
Faster decisions
Stop debating in the abstract. A shared capability map gives leadership, architects, and operators a common language for planning and prioritization.
How it works
Three levels of insight.
Every capability map decomposes your business into three levels of increasing detail — from broad value streams to individual activities.
Level 1
Business Segments
Top-level capabilities that define what your organization fundamentally does. Customer-facing functions vs. supporting infrastructure.
Product Discovery · Supply Chain · HR
Level 2
Value Streams
The distinct streams of work within each segment — operational capabilities that deliver measurable outcomes.
Merchandising · Payment Processing
Level 3
Activities
The specific functions and tasks that power each value stream. This is where strategy meets execution.
Price Optimization · A/B Testing
Capability library
Explore by industry and function.
Pre-built capability maps spanning industries and enterprise functions — ready to explore, customize, and use as a foundation for your own model.
Retail
Customer-facing and supporting value streams for retail operations
Healthcare
Patient-facing and supporting value streams for healthcare delivery
Healthcare - Payers
Strategic capability model for healthcare payers with 6 value streams and 34 Level 1 activities
Automotive
Customer-facing and supporting value streams for automotive manufacturing and services
Hospitality
Guest-facing and supporting value streams for hospitality industry operations
Freight Rail
Freight rail transportation and logistics capabilities
Banking
Core retail and commercial banking capabilities — from customer onboarding through risk and compliance
Credit Cards
Credit card issuing, acquiring, processing, fraud, and rewards — the full card payments ecosystem
Auto Insurance
Personal and commercial auto insurance — product, underwriting, claims, and the full P&C carrier value chain
Life Insurance
Life insurance, annuities, and retirement — long-duration protection products and the diversified financial services value chain
IT Department
Enterprise IT as a business — strategy, architecture, delivery, operations, security, and the foundational tech capabilities every industry depends on
Procurement
Procurement and vendor management — sourcing, contracting, P2P, supplier relationships, and third-party risk across the enterprise
Human Resources
Human Resources as a business — talent acquisition, performance, rewards, employee experience, and HR operations
Legal & Compliance
Legal and Compliance as a business — corporate, commercial, litigation, regulatory, privacy, and ethics across the enterprise
Marketing
Marketing as a business — brand, demand generation, customer & product marketing, channels, and MarTech operations
Sales
Sales as a business — pipeline, deal execution, channel, customer success, renewals, and revenue operations
Customer Support
Customer Support as a business — multi-channel engagement, case resolution, self-service, VoC, and contact center operations
Finance (AP/AR)
Transactional finance — Procure-to-Pay, Order-to-Cash, GL/Close, Treasury, Tax, and finance controls
Finance (FP&A)
Strategic finance — planning, forecasting, performance management, business partnering, and investor relations
Get started
Stop mapping on whiteboards.
Your business capabilities deserve more than a static document. Explore interactive, hierarchical capability maps the entire organization can use.