Org Charts

Product line

Print-first component set for entity/ownership hierarchy diagrams — the newest of three product lines built on this design system's tokens, landed this release.

3real components
1rendered example — Org Chart Node
1 / 6color with no equivalent in a general-purpose status palette

Org chart diagrams are a print-first surface — every node renders at a fixed pixel position on a 1056×816px canvas (US Letter landscape at 96dpi), not a fluid web layout. That constraint, and the entity-role color system it needs, don't map cleanly onto a general-purpose status/interactive color palette — see the gap analysis below.

The token registry reserves a 9-role entity-color palette (primitive.color.orgchart.*, see Tokens) — the shipped Org Chart Node component uses 6 of those 9 roles today (green, blue, purple, orange, grey, yellow); the remaining 3 (two "legacy entity" colors plus an extra grey variant) are reserved capacity, not yet wired into a component variant.

Why org-chart tokens are their own namespace, not reused status tokens

From the real, ratified gap analysis (dtcg-vault/research/orgchart-status-palette-gap.md): of the six entity-role colors, one (Broker / Asset Manager, purple) has no equivalent at all in a typical general-purpose status palette. That kind of palette's semantic system has nothing similar. Two more — Investment Vehicle's blue and Corporate Holding's green — map to a same-intent status-palette role, but at a meaningfully different hex value or semantic register (see the table).

Reusing status-palette support-color tokens for the remaining three would import status/alert semantics (success, caution, warning) into what are structural, not evaluative, distinctions between entity types.

Box dimensions (110–250px, plus the 1056×816px canvas) don't derive from a typical 8px spacing scale either — they're set by print legibility and the US Letter page geometry. Typography runs 9–12px, below the 12px floor a general-purpose UI type scale typically sets. Only about five 210px-wide boxes fit across the 1056px canvas in one row, which leaves little room to spare at a larger type size.

Entity roleOur tokenNearest status-palette roleAssessment
Corporate holdingprimitive.color.orgchart.greensuccess-status greenDifferent hue — ours is lighter sage, the status-palette equivalent is darker forest
Investment vehicleprimitive.color.orgchart.blueprimary interactive blueDifferent register — institutional navy vs. bright interactive blue
Broker / asset managerprimitive.color.orgchart.purplenoneNo equivalent at all in a general-purpose status palette
Equity partnerprimitive.color.orgchart.orangemajor-caution amberClose visually, wrong semantic — caution implies a warning
Admin entityprimitive.color.orgchart.greystrong border graySimilar lightness, different use — border vs. entity fill
LP / fund vehicleprimitive.color.orgchart.yellowwarning amberClose visually, wrong semantic — warning implies an alert

Org Chart Node

Absolutely-positioned entity box on the print canvas. Three shape families — rectangle (operating entities), pill (fund vehicles, always dashed), ellipse (cross-border flow-throughs).

Org Chart Canvas

The fixed-dimension print canvas hosting all node boxes and connector overlays — exactly US Letter landscape at 96dpi (1056×816px), fills the page edge-to-edge when printed.

Recipe documented

Org Chart Connector

SVG overlay of directed connection lines between nodes, beneath the node boxes. Arrowhead fill matches the source box's border color.

Recipe documented

3 real components, the newest product line.

Every card above is a real, registered component with its own recipe.json — get the raw tokens or browse the full registry.

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