Data processors & layouts

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 "Quick" data processor on [Codepen](http://codepen.io/NEXTSUPPORT/pen/OROkgv)
 
-### Circle
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 ## Create Your DP
 The machanism of creation data processors does not currently exist. Hold on to using the built-in ones.
 

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 ## Built-in Layouts
 These are layouts NeXt is served with. We do recommend you to familiarize youself with them, as you will no longer need to create 
 
-### Enterprise Network
-TBD
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 ### Hierarchical Layout
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+This layout creates a hierarchy of nodes level by level. What you need is to tell NeXt what layer is the first, the second etc...
 
-### NeXt Force
-TBD
+#### Hierarchical Layout: Demo
+![](../images/tutorial-003-06/hierarchical-layout.png)
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+See code snippet on [Codepen](http://codepen.io/NEXTSUPPORT/pen/PGZQdQ/)
 
 ### US Map
 US Map layout depicts the USA outline and provides geographic coordinate system (*latitude* and *longitude*) instead of a normal Cartesian system (with *x-* and *y-* axes). That prevents a developer from translating the geographic coordinates into [x;y] location, which requires some effort. However, access to them remains.