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Archer Administration I is our flagship training course, intended to help get new Archer Admins up to speed and/or to refresh the knowledge of existing admins. This course can be taken in either an instructor-led (via Zoom) format over 4 full consecutive days, or in our on-demand/self-paced format, which allows the student up to a year to work through the materials and 20 runtime hours over 4 weeks of access to the accompanying lab environment. The contents of each delivery option are the same; the key differences are tied to the mode of delivery. If you're a successful self-paced learner or struggle to set aside 4 full days to take a live class, on-demand may be for you. If you'd value live interaction with an instructor, choose the live option.

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Summary
This training provides an overview of the concepts, processes, and procedures necessary to successfully design and administer Archer. The current lab version is 2024.03, though note the administration skills learned will apply to many versions earlier as well as later.

Overview
This training is intended to give new Archer administrators a foundation of knowledge that will equip them to build applications, set up access control, and create dashboards and reports for their users.  After taking this training, students will be able to begin planning, configuring, and managing an Archer environment.

Audience
Archer administrators who are responsible for building and managing Archer.

Delivery Options
Instructor-Led (all classes are virtual at this time), or On-Demand/Self-Paced

Duration
4 days (if Instructor-Led)

Prerequisite Knowledge/Skills
General familiarity with computers and computer skills. GRC and business process knowledge will be helpful when attending this training class. By registering for this class you accept the prerequisites associated with this course.

Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:

  • Navigate within the Archer system
  • Build an application
  • Create data-driven events and calculated fields
  • Set up email notifications
  • Manage user access
  • Import data
  • Search and report on data
  • Set up a dashboard
  • Perform a data feed
  • Move your application to another instance of Archer

Course Outline

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