Welcome aboard! Today, we’ll introduce you to the key concepts and tools within the Narravero Content Studio, so you can start navigating confidently. Think of this as your first-day roadmap to understand how digital product data flows through our ecosystem.
Understanding the Narravero Content Studio
The Narravero Content Studio is your central workspace. From here, you can access all available features and tools.
The DPP Publisher is the main tool used to design and define the layout and visual design for the templates of a Digital Product Passport (DPP).
Each DPP template is filled with product-specific information stored in the Narravero system. This product data is called Tridy, the digital representation of a physical product. When a Tridy’s data populates a DPP template, it becomes a complete DPP.
Tridys in Narravero can be created and updated in two ways. One option is through an API interface, which allows your production or data management system to send product information directly to Narravero. Using JSON commands, Tridys can be created, modified, and synchronized automatically, ensuring that each Tridy remains linked to the data of its corresponding physical product.
Alternatively, Tridys can be managed using the Tracer, a Narravero tool that enables users to create and update Tridys manually via a smartphone app. This approach allows workers to enter or adjust data directly during the production process. To use the Tracer, it must first be configured according to your specific workflow.
Regardless of whether the API interface or the Tracer is used, all Tridy data is securely stored within the Narravero system. From this centralized data, reports can be easily generated and exported, and design customizations can be applied to align the DPP design with your corporate identity.
Essentially, it’s the digital hub for managing product information and related processes.
Core Concepts You Should Know
DPP Publisher: The tool for designing, structuring, and publishing Digital Product Passports. Fully customizable to match your corporate branding.
Narravero Reader: Displays a DPP at the point of sale after scanning a Tridy.
Tridy: A unique digital ID for each physical product. It keeps all the product’s information in one place.
Tracer System: Tracks product data across its lifecycle and links physical products to their digital Tridys.
Tracer: A module that allows you to capture, manage, and update product-related data. Each Tracer represents a task or process step linked to a Tridy.
Tracer Template: A blueprint defining which data and input fields are collected during a specific process step. It sets the structure, validation rules, and key logic for a Tracer.
Payload & Payload Key: The data stored in a Tridy. Payload Keys uniquely reference data and enable retrieval across modules like Reports and DPPs.
Widget: A building block in the DPP Publisher for displaying content such as text, images, videos, or maps.
Other important terms: ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), PIM (Product Information Management), API (Application Programming Interface), all crucial for understanding how data moves between systems.
Your First Steps
- Read the HelpDocs carefully to understand platform workflows.
- Log into the Narravero Content Studio and explore your workspace.
- Explore the DPP Publisher and follow the tutorial: Narravero Merch Company.
- Familiarize yourself with key terms, they’ll help you understand workflows, reports, and traceability processes.
Starting with these basics will give you a solid foundation for using the tools of Narravero effectively. By the end of your first day, you should feel comfortable navigating the platform and understanding the core concepts that power digital product traceability.
Welcome to the world of digital product passports, Tridys, and traceable data, your journey toward smarter product management begins here! 🚀