Schemas (351)
Overview:
This course provides an overview of the model schema design process. It is highly recommended for anyone intending to take the Model Design class or The Anaplan Way class.
A schema is a flexible roadmap for your model build. It is an outline, or a framework, of your vision for the final product you wish to have in Anaplan. Schemas aid you as a tool to convey your vision to customers and the project team before the build begins, and as a reference during the build that ensures your build is on track.
In this course we:
- Define model schemas
- Outline the benefits of creating schemas
- Compare and contrast schemas at the functional area level and module level
- Discover the influence of User Stories on model schemas
- Summarize the steps and components in the schema building process
This course will take approximately 10-15 minutes.
Comments
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It would be nice to have the time committment listed
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Hi Dan,
This course will take approximately 10-15 minutes.
Thanks,
Chris
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Good overview. I am curious what tool was used to create the more detailed schema with "Anaplan" symbols? Thanks, JZ
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Hi JZ,
We use lucid charts. https://www.lucidchart.com/invitations/accept/954d4751-0370-41d7-9f21-a238940000e1 <--- Here is a template you can use.
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Chris,
Has the template on Lucidchart been updated? I opened this link a few days ago to use the template but now there is no content/boxes etc in the template. It just shows "Anaplan 299" at the top left and is completely blank
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https://www.lucidchart.com/invitations/accept/428f12d9-e8da-4c78-9fc7-caab8492def2 Updated the link, someone must have gone in and deleted things out. Please make a copy and do not edit the template.
Thanks!
Chris
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It provided very good understanding of Schema with sequential steps
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Very well articulated
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Hi All,
I dont see any 'Anaplan 299' in above link,Just blank pages.Can any one share exact link?
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Hi,
Seems like people moved around the items again. Could you please upload the template?
Thanks,
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Good Article! Very well explained
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