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EMu for Application Administrators

Ben Doty Software Consultant

This course aims to provide EMu application managers with an understanding of the processes required in the configuration and customisation of the system. Attendees should have attended the How to Use EMu course, before attending this course.

The course will cover:

  • Using the EMu Registry
  • Creating users and groups
  • Defining user and group access permissions
  • Setting tab options
  • Setting field options
  • Setting Lookup List options
  • Setting up reports and system entries
  • Setting multimedia options
  • Using the Admin Tasks module
Course type Course
Duration 2 Days 2 Days
Trainer Ben Doty Ben Doty
Ben has worked for Axiell as a trainer since 2016, delivering online, on-site, and in-office trainings on an ever-increasing number of Axiell products. In addition, he assists with testing, performs data migrations, consults on new products, writes documentation, and helps out anywhere else necessary.

Ben came to Axiell from a heritage background, working and volunteering at many museums and archives, as well as pursuing a degree in Museum Studies, giving him an understanding of how customers are trying to use Axiell products that he uses to improve training.

[The trainer] did a great job of making sure everyone's questions and concerns were addressed, and made sure that everyone had a comprehensive understanding of the concepts we covered.

Julie McVey National Geographic, Washington D.C

I very much enjoyed the pace of the course and the level of interactivity he achieved, in spite of the fact that we were doing remote training.

Darcy Shapiro New Jersey State Museum

Found the course interesting and engaging! The instruction was very comprehensive. Really liked the use of the training environment.

Emily Bamforth, Royal Saskatchewan Museum Royal Saskatchewan Museum



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