Origami Risk
Foundations Webinar
Data Architecture
Thursday, January 15th from 10 - 11 AM CT / 8 - 9 AM PT
Understanding the structure and behavior of your data is essential to unlocking the full value of the Origami platform. This foundational training provides a clear, accessible walkthrough of the Origami data architecture—demystifying how information is organized, how key attributes function, and how data flows throughout the application.
Designed for system administrators, report builders, and any client team responsible for configuration or decision-making, this session equips participants with the technical grounding they need to work smarter and build with confidence.
Attendees will gain insights into:
- Core database concepts within Origami and how objects, attributes, and relationships are structured.
- Best practices for utilizing standard attributes to reduce redundancy, enhance consistency, and improve long-term maintainability.
- How architectural elements influence downstream work, including report writing, dashboard widget configuration, workflow creation, and automation.
- Key considerations for data modeling and data hygiene to ensure reliable reporting and more accurate operational insights.
- How data moves through the platform, from intake and workflow transitions to analytics and audit trails.
By the end of this training, your team will walk away with a sharper understanding of Origami’s underlying data framework, enabling more effective solution design, reduced rework, and enhanced ability to turn data into actionable information.
Can't make it? Register anyway and we'll send you the on-demand.
Registration is now closed.
Meet the Experts
Elizabeth Dubois
Chief of Staff
Jeff Emery
Principal Technical Consultant
Tracy Heay
Principal Technical Consultant
Please restrict registrants from your organization to 5 or less. With limited capacity, we want to make sure as many clients have the opportunity to attend if possible. All clients are welcome to view prior webinars on-demand here.
While you are encouraged to pre-submit questions, please make sure your question is related to the topic at hand. If it isn't, we will not be bringing up your question on the call to ensure we stay on track.
