coreBOS Certification Program
The coreBOS Certification Program is divided into three parts:
User Level: which teaches you to fully understand and use all parts of the application as a user.
Administrator/Implementor Level: which teaches you to configure and adapt the application to the needs of the users.
Developer Level: which teaches you how to use coreBOS as a development platform oriented towards business processes.
Let's see what each level contains.
User Level coreBOS Certification Program
CRM/ERP Concepts
Introduction to coreBOS. What is it capable of? much more than a CRM
Lead Nurturing
Sales Process
Post-Sales Support
Production
Presentation of the application: layout
Basic operation of all modules: list, detail, edit and related view
Business Process: Application work concept
Searches and Filters
Activities and Calendar
Email
Mass Operations and actions
Reports
Import/Export information
Other functionalities
External Tools. Integrations with other platforms
Where to start
Administrator/Implementor Level coreBOS Certification Program
Installation in Windows and Linux
Overview of all modules and fields: what is already there
Users and Permissions Administration
System Administration Tools
Customization of modules, fields, and lists
Translations
Import/Export information
Configuration tools
Online help
Menu Editor
Global Variables
Business Actions
Business Maps
Filter Management
BPM
Workflows. Notifications
Mail Converter
EMail Templates and Documents (GenDoc)
Inventory Management
Modules and Extensions
Best Practices
Developer Level coreBOS Certification Program
Basic programming guidelines
Installation. Programs involved. Tools
Physical structure: where is the code?
Logical structure: from index.php to the template. structure of a module. MVC
Database structure: where is the data?
Programming
Developing a module and extension
Debugging problems
Extending:
workflow
hooks and event handlers
service crons
coreBOS Updater: how to keep your coreBOS up to date
Introduction to Webservice
Security
Recommendations and advice