What it shows
Terrain > Flow Map draws the inventory in the order a privacy reviewer thinks. The header counts the systems, purposes and regions on the map.
| Lane | Nodes |
|---|---|
| Collection | Where the data is picked up: Browser (tags on the site) or Echo (server-side) |
| Purpose | Each declared purpose, with the number of systems under it |
| Recipient | Each system. Click one to open its record |
| Region | Each declared transfer region, with the number of systems |
Reading it
- Hover any node to trace the paths running through it: everything upstream and downstream stays lit, the rest fades.
- A highlighted path carries a system with an open gap: undeclared, out of date, or firing before consent. Its recipient node says which.
- Systems with no declared purpose or region appear under Not declared and Unknown rather than being left off. The holes are the point of the map.
Every node comes from the same system list as the Inventory, so the two can never disagree. On narrow screens the lanes show without the connecting lines.
Not legal advice
TagPipes monitors, configures and reports. It does not determine legal compliance and does not provide legal advice. Output is informational and reflects observed state at the time of observation. Confirm any regulatory interpretation with your counsel.