1. A computer-implemented method for generating a job flowchart, said method including: receiving, by a second computer-based and from a first computer-based system, a request for generating said job flowchart, wherein said request includes a parameter, wherein said second computer-based system includes a non-transitory memory and processor, and is configured for generating a job flowchart; retrieving, by said second computer-based system, job scheduling data from a third computer-based system based on said parameter, wherein said job scheduling data defines automated tasks to be performed by said third computer-based system; formatting, by said second computer-based system, said job scheduling data; transforming, at said second computer-based system, said job scheduling data into a text file, wherein the job scheduling data is automatically transformed into a text file in response to predetermined intervals; assigning, by said second computer-based system, a file extension to said text file based on a charting application; and transmitting, by said second computer-based system and to said first computer-based system, said text file to facilitate opening said text file within said charting application, wherein said text file comprises said job flowchart.
1. A computer-implemented method for generating a job flowchart, said method including: receiving, by a second computer-based and from a first computer-based system, a request for generating said job flowchart, wherein said request includes a parameter, wherein said second computer-based system includes a non-transitory memory and processor, and is configured for generating a job flowchart; retrieving, by said second computer-based system, job scheduling data from a third computer-based system based on said parameter, wherein said job scheduling data defines automated tasks to be performed by said third computer-based system; formatting, by said second computer-based system, said job scheduling data; transforming, at said second computer-based system, said job scheduling data into a text file, wherein the job scheduling data is automatically transformed into a text file in response to predetermined intervals; assigning, by said second computer-based system, a file extension to said text file based on a charting application; and transmitting, by said second computer-based system and to said first computer-based system, said text file to facilitate opening said text file within said charting application, wherein said text file comprises said job flowchart. 3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , further including storing said job scheduling data within a database of said second computer-based system.