# How to use our interactive ToC

Our interactive Theory of Change (ToC) is built using [Kumu](https://kumu.io), a tool that lets us map and explore how different parts of our model connect to the outcomes we want to achieve. This interactive map helps make sense of the relationships between activities, outputs, and the broader changes we’re working toward.

You can use the map to follow specific themes (like teams, commons, or the platform), see how different goals are linked, and dig into outcomes and indicators. The pages that follow show you how to navigate the map, filter and focus the view, and explore what matters most to you.

If you’d like to adapt our Theory of Change for your own organisation, you can create a personal copy of the map using Kumu’s "duplicate" feature (known as “forking”). We’ve included a guide on how to do that too.

{% embed url="<https://embed.kumu.io/e2a346efcd5e211132a02cce89d4a693>" %}

To open this ToC view in a separate window in your browser click [here](https://embed.kumu.io/e2a346efcd5e211132a02cce89d4a693)

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Before using and navigating our interactive ToC it can be useful to understand the basic architecture of Kumu (the interactive mapping platform) and the take a look at the curated ToC views and explanations in the following pages. These pages help you navigate our ToC map, providing a deeper understanding of the different dimensions of our service and their connections to the impacts we are seeking to achieve.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

Step 2. Deeper dive into Coop Service Dimensions

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Step 3. Deeper dive into Coop Outcomes Domains

{% embed url="<https://embed.kumu.io/9a6b333e18ad31ef8a4243e81e6ad121>" %}


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