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# Training

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FactFinder helps both you and your customers find exactly what you need. To achieve exceptional results, FactFinder benefits from ongoing adjustments and improvements.

To empower your team to make adjustments independently, we provide training sessions before and after go-live. These sessions cover FactFinder concepts, the user interface (UI), and available capabilities.

The content of these training sessions includes the following topics:

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## Who should take part?

The initial training is relevant to most team members who interact with FactFinder (e.g., Web Shop Managers, eCommerce Managers, Online Marketing). Subsequent sessions are tailored for your key users.

## Online Academy

For a quick start, explore our [Online Academy](https://www.fact-finder.de/ressourcen/online-academy-player.html) (German) or our [Training Videos in English](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkzWo_c5k8zS9_HjEAHpjAWIds-KIzlMv). These offer learning paths covering search optimization, analytics, and more.


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