Features
An org chart you update like a spreadsheet
Type each person’s name, title and who they report to, and StaffOrgChart draws the chart. No more redrawing boxes every time someone is hired.
How it works
List your people
One row each: name, title, who they report to and, if you like, a department. Paste from Excel or Google Sheets, or upload a CSV.
Get the chart
StaffOrgChart places everyone and draws the lines. Change a manager and the chart redraws.
Share and keep it current
Turn on a view-only share link, or download a PNG, PDF or CSV. Save a dated snapshot each quarter.
Also in the box
A staff directory
Everyone on the chart is also a searchable list with title, department, location, manager, work email and phone. Your share link has it too.
Open positions
Add the role you are hiring for. It shows as a dashed station, so the team can see where the new hire will sit.
One department at a time
Show a single department or one manager and their team, then print it or download it as a PNG or PDF.
More than one editor
On Pro, invite up to 4 more people, like a second manager or your office lead, to keep the chart current with you.
It fits the shape your company already has
Three company shapes, drawn by the same layout you get in the app.
See what changed since last quarter
Most chart tools only know today. StaffOrgChart keeps dated snapshots, so when the owner asks “who’s new since spring?” or a new hire’s packet needs an update, the answer is already listed.
- JoinedTom Nguyen joined as Apprentice
- LeftRick Hale left (was Installer)
- New titleDev Patel: Lead Technician → Service Manager
- New titleSam Lee: Technician → Lead Technician
- New managerKara Diaz now reports to Ruth King, was Maria Ortiz
