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Good afternoon,

New here and new to Symphony - I'm playing my noob card and it won't be the first time!

I've been tasked with looking into extracts. To that end I was hoping to install a test version of Symphony. Is that possible? I can see references to an "Essesntials" version but am struggling to see where that is available.

Any help much appreciated.

Regards,
Steve

  
  
Posted one year ago
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Hi @<1564627635714134016|Stephen Cunningham>, if you're asking about a customer product trial, we do not offer that. This developer platform is meant for education only.

  
  
Posted one year ago
Yong Sheng Tan
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Hi @<1285525906797891584|Yong Sheng Tan>, thanks for responding.

I understand. As lead developer on the project I am in fact trying to educate myself on the extract process and the resultant output.

Looks like the best approach is to use the admin documentation to learn the process.

  
  
Posted one year ago

I'm referring to the export (or extract) of messages from the Symphony system to whatever file format is relevant for us to do our part. We are auditors, and check client data for a whole range of potential breaches. We want to get access to the Symphony data - via Content Export presumably - but as we don't use Symphony we would like to understand how that works and what the result looks like.

I have no idea what a pod is, never mind a pod adminstrator. Again, I assume our client would and would also be able to export the data accordingly. I wa simply after a foothold on what the data might look like and whether it was possible to generate some test data.

Looks like a no.

  
  
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