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What is the Infigo Core for Iframe Learning Pathway? | COREIF_001

This introductory lesson explains what the Infigo Core Learning Pathway covers for teams using Infigo via an embedded iFrame editor. It clarifies how your website or portal provides the customer-facing shell (navigation, browsing, checkout, sessions) while Infigo runs the “engine” behind the scenes—powering the editor experience, product definitions, and the design jobs created when users personalise products. It outlines how to get the most from the series with a simple build-along approach using your Infigo admin access.

Tutorial Video Transcript

0:00 Welcome to the Infigo Core Learning Pathway for iFrame users. A short practical crash course designed to get brand new users confidently operating Infigo when your end users access it from inside an embedded iFrame experience.
0:16 If you're here, it usually means your customers design products inside your own website or portal but your team still uses Infigo admin to manage the building blocks behind the scenes.
0:27 Things like products, customers, and depending on your workflow, orders and production. The focus is intentionally lightweight. It's split into quick tutorials and the goal is simple.
0:41 Help you understand the parts of Infigo admin you'll actually use day-to-day as an iFrame customer so the deeper documentation that you'll see later on makes sense when you go on to read it.
0:54 model. Even though the design tool was embedded into your website, Infigo is still doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
1:02 In plain terms, your website provides the shell. navigation. product browsing, checkout, and the customer session. Infigo provides the engine. This is the editor experience.
1:14 The product definition is editing and the design that gets created. When a user personalizes a product in the embedded editor, Infigo creates a design job in the background.
1:27 That job is the thing that you later reference in to either generate output or artwork so like a PDF or to create an order in Infigo if your workflow uses Infigo orders.
1:41 You don't need to know the API details just yet but you do need to understand what Infigo admin is actually managing in your workflow because that's what your documentation and support conversations will revolve around.
1:54 Now I've mentioned what this series covers but also a little note on what it won't cover. So the learning path is not designed to teach you how to implement the iframe integration itself.
2:04 It won't show you how to configure advanced iFrame settings, or walk you through API calls end-to-end, and it won't show you how to fully configure your product templates.
2:14 You'll find all of those details in the dedicated documentation at the end of this tutorials, and you'll review those after this Fundamentals Basics Learning Pathway.
2:26 So two quick tips before we get started. First, treat this, if you can, as a build-along session. Pause the video, copy what I do, and you'll finish with something real rather than just theory.
2:39 Second, at this stage, keep it simple. We're aiming for working and understanding at this stage, not perfection. All you're going to need to get started is access to your Infigo admin area using administrator credentials that were provided by the Infigo team.
2:54 This may be platform or storefront credentials based on your particular configuration, but I'll get onto that more in one of the future tutorials.
3:04 Okay, in the next tutorial, we'll start with the foundation, understanding the difference between Infigo platforms and Infigo storefronts.

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Infigo Core Learning Pathway for iFrame Users

 

1. Introduction to the Learning Pathway 0:00

  • Welcome to the Infigo Core Learning Pathway for iFrame users.

  • This is a practical crash course for new users.

  • Focuses on operating Infigo when accessed from an embedded iFrame experience.

 

2. Understanding the User Context 0:16

  • Customers design products within their own website or portal.

  • Your team uses Infigo admin to manage backend elements like products, customers, orders, and production.

 

3. Course Structure and Goals 0:27

  • The course is split into quick tutorials.

  • Goal: Help users understand the parts of Infigo admin relevant to their day-to-day operations as iFrame customers.

 

4. Overview of Infigo's Role 0:54

  • Your website serves as the shell (navigation, product browsing, checkout, customer session).

  • Infigo acts as the engine (editor experience, product definition, design creation).

  • Personalization in the embedded editor creates a design job in the background.

 

5. Importance of Understanding Infigo Admin 1:41

  • Users need to understand what Infigo admin manages in their workflow.

  • This knowledge is crucial for documentation and support conversations.

 

6. Scope of the Learning Pathway 1:54

  • The series will not cover:

    • Implementing the iFrame integration.

    • Configuring advanced iFrame settings.

    • End-to-end API calls.

    • Full configuration of product templates.

  • These topics are covered in dedicated documentation.

 

7. Tips for Effective Learning 2:26

  • Treat this as a build-along session: pause the video and replicate the actions.

  • Focus on working and understanding rather than perfection.

 

8. Requirements to Get Started 2:39

  • Access to Infigo admin area with administrator credentials provided by the Infigo team.

  • Credentials may vary based on platform or storefront configuration.

 

9. Next Steps 3:04

  • In the next tutorial, we will cover the foundation: understanding the difference between Infigo platforms and storefronts.

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