
Viewer training
For business teams, project managers, managers and executives. Afterwards: read a map, filter a view to isolate your scope, find who owns an asset, comment. No prerequisites.
A map only lives if every team knows what to do with it: read it, feed it, or govern it. Our three training paths give each profile the skills of its role, hands-on, in a dedicated sandbox. Who each path is for, how many hours it takes, and what you can do afterwards.

For business teams, project managers, managers and executives. Afterwards: read a map, filter a view to isolate your scope, find who owns an asset, comment. No prerequisites.

For architecture, IT, transformation and data teams. Afterwards: model assets and their relationships, import data, build views, nested maps and diagrams.

For the people who own the system. Afterwards: structure the metamodel, set rights and roles, organize data quality and repository governance.
The Boldo repository is shared: architects structure it, IT and transformation teams feed it, business teams consult it to decide. So each group has different things to learn.
Our training paths are split by role, not by level. A Viewer never needs to import a CSV file; an Administrator does. Each path goes straight to the skills that matter, inside Boldo, often on your own applications and processes.

Every participant gets an individual sandbox, plus a shared workspace for the organization. Everything happens inside Boldo, in real conditions.
Navigating the inventory, reading the relationships between assets, working with views and diagrams. Most clients work directly on their existing applications, processes and flows.
How data gets updated and validated, who does what across the Administrator, Editor and Viewer roles, and the best practices that keep the map reliable.
Coaching sessions are included to review your real cases and support adoption. Every participant leaves with a certificate of participation.
An OPCO (opérateur de compétences) is a state-approved body that funds employee professional training. There are eleven of them in France, each covering specific industry branches, and every company is attached to one through its training contributions.
To request coverage, identify the OPCO your company depends on (your HR department or accountant will know), then file a request on its online portal before the session starts, along with the program, the quote and the training agreement. We provide these documents on request.
Coverage levels depend on your OPCO, your company size and the funds available: the decision is theirs.
Each training matches a specific role in the organization: Administrators (architects, IT leads) configure and govern the repository, Editors model and feed the map, Viewers consult the views to analyze, decide and communicate. You can train a single profile or combine all three paths.
Tell us who you want to train, and we will come back to you with the detailed program and a quote.
Three tracks: Viewer 4h, Editor 9h, Administrator 16h.