# The Organisation View

> The new Organisation view is generated when you define connecting nodes in each of your models, and then use them as inputs in other models. Data, such as value and volume of work, flows through…

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# The Organisation View

5 September 2024

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The new Organisation view is generated when you define connecting nodes in each of your models, and then use them as inputs in other models. Data, such as value and volume of work, flows through models so you can accurately see the volume of work through your organisation.

Double clicking on a model in this view, will open it so you can see the detail of the model and access the individual model insights.

The organisation model can be opened in the viewer, with organisation level insights available for roles, systems and information assets.

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12 November 2024 · Release Notes

### In-app Tutorials

We have added in-app tutorials so you can more easily learn how to model in LINQ. Head to the Help and Support menu and choose Tutorials. A panel will open on the right hand side which has the…

](https://thinklikelinq.com/in-app-tutorials/)[

26 October 2024 · Release Notes

### Infrastructure and Carbon Intensity

Now you can connect infrastructure to your systems. This means you can show how systems are used across your organisation, whether on-premise or in the Cloud. It’s as simple as connecting them up…

](https://thinklikelinq.com/infrastructure-and-carbon-intensity/)[

5 September 2024 · Release Notes

### A new home page

The Home Page gives you immediate access to your organisations content. Scroll down the page to: New cards will be added to Home as we develop new capabilities and reports.

](https://thinklikelinq.com/a-new-home-page/)

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