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Learn how to transition from Classic dashboards to UX, and use the U.S.E.R. methodology to set your company up for success with Anaplan's UX. (">⭐ indicates popular content)
Getting Started
- Getting Started: UX FAQs
- From Anaplan’s UX team, a proven methodology to tackle the design and transition to the UX
- UX Transition: Overview of the U.S.E.R. Methodology
- Four steps to facilitate your adoption of the UX
- Using the U.S.E.R. Methodology to Move to the UX ">⭐
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Steps by step, how one customer leveraged the U.S.E.R methodology when moving to the UX
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- Utilizing the U.S.E.R. Deployment Methodology to transition to the UX ">⭐
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The Anaplan on Anaplan (AoA) team’s approach for UX transition
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UX Features
- Five Lesser-Known Features of the UX ">⭐
- From among the numerous new features available in the UX, here are five that you may not yet have discovered
- Anaplan UX: Offerings and Roadmap
- Current offering and the near-term roadmap for the UX
Related Resources
- Anaplan’s UX: Changing the Way Companies Plan
- A year after its release, a look back at how the UX has impacted how companies should plan and manage their processes in the future
- Understanding Anaplan's UX with Analogies, FAQs and Best Practices ">⭐
- FAQs and analogies to support faster ramp-up for Anaplanners migrating to the UX
- UX Roles: Overview
- Comparison of UX user roles between Classic and in the UX
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