Business User learning path
This is the order to work through the pages written for people who use OpCon Continuum without building automation themselves. It stays at the level of what the platform does for you and how to run a request that someone has already published.
You don't have to follow it end to end. Each module stands on its own, so it also works as a checklist for one area you're picking up.
Each module runs from the task to the detail: the how-to page first, then the concept behind it, then the full reference, and finally an end-to-end scenario where one exists. Stopping after the how-to page is a perfectly good outcome if that's all you need today.
Orientation
Connectors overview
What you'll be able to do
- Explain in business terms what OpCon Continuum automates and why connectors matter
- Describe the kinds of systems OpCon Continuum can connect
- Explain what a connector is and the four ways connectors run
- Identify which connectors require a saved connection
Self-service
What you'll be able to do
- Explain how a business user finds and submits a service request
What changes for your role
What you'll be able to do
- Describe what OpCon Continuum changes for each role
Where the time estimates come from
The estimates are authored per page and not every page has one yet, so a module or role total covers only the pages that do — treat it as a floor, not a full syllabus.
Related topics
- Learning paths — the other roles' paths
- Get familiar as a Business User — hands-on first tasks
- Glossary