I realized that I forgot to add some shapes, or I hadn’t addressed certain features/functionalities, so I decided to make an upgrade to my Microsoft Integration Stencils for Visio 2013 resource, which I published 10 days ago, adding this time 43 new shapes – in a total of 301 symbols/icons that will help you to visually represent Integration architectures and solutions diagrams.
📝 One-Minute Brief
Enhance your architectural diagrams with the newly updated Microsoft Integration Stencils for Visio. This update adds 43 new shapes, bringing the total to over 300 icons. Key additions include transformation patterns (Aggregator, Splitter, Canonical Data Model), Azure connectors, and management roles. Perfect for architects looking to create high-quality, scalable visual representations of complex integration solutions.
Last shapes added:
- Transformation patterns (Direct Translation Pattern, Data Translation Pattern, Content Enricher Pattern, Aggregator Pattern, Content Filter Pattern, Splitter Pattern, Grouping Pattern, Sorting Pattern, Conditional Pattern, Looping Pattern, Canonical Data Model Pattern, Name-Value Transformation Pattern, …)
- Components and features (3rd Party components, Azure Connectors, Debatching, batching, Archiving, share folders, download, upload, RFID, ..)
- Database and systems (Database Partition, Database Mirror, SCOM, Management Role, Health Monitoring, ..)
- Others (PowerShell, Power BI, C#, workstations, Business User, Administrator, Role, User Accounts, Walkthrough,…)
That you can use and resize without losing quality, in particular, the new shapes.
Again, I didn’t create all of these shapes, only a few of them; the rest was the work of gathering some resources and combining them together. There are still many points that could be improved, as well as adding new stencils.
Download
You can download the Microsoft Integration, Azure, BAPI, Office 365, and much more Stencils Pack for Visio from GitHub here:
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