Viedoc speaks your language

eLearning now in Chinese and Japanese, and seven new languages in ViedocMe

Our clients are used to Viedoc continuously improving. After all, we release an updated version of our software every 6-8 weeks. Viedoc's eLearning is no different — it just keeps getting better.

We introduced a completely new eLearning a while back that provides users with a more comprehensive user guide and detailed step-by-step instructions with more images and examples.

It's easier than ever to learn how to use Viedoc. Our eLearning is continually updated with information about the newly added/modified features in Viedoc. And every time it is, the new stuff is highlighted, making it easier for you to see what's new.

In the 4.60 release, apart from the new data masking functionality and the addition of the VIRP packet, the focus has been languages. Now we've translated our eLearning to Japanese and Chinese for all Designer documentation, completing the eLearning for our Asian markets.

Support for customer-specific lessons, where clients can write their documentation in the Viedoc eLearning format, is also available. Not only that, but documentation can be tailored and targeted to specific roles in the system, ensuring time and energy is spent on the things that matter.

We've also been studying hard and learned seven new languages to add to ViedocMe. ViedocMe now supports the following new system languages: Chinese (traditional), Croatian, Estonian, French (Belgium), Georgian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.

All this to ensure we speak the same language.