Tutorials
One task, start to finish. Shorter than documentation and more specific than training — the thing you open when you know what you want to do and not yet how.
0 published
Nothing is published yet
A tutorial is a procedure, and a procedure nobody has performed against the product is a guess the reader will act on. So none is published until it has been written and verified against real behaviour.
The taxonomy is real and settled: 5 roles, 6 workflow stages and 3 difficulty levels. Filtering becomes useful the moment the first article lands, so the axes are defined now rather than shipped as a control that would return nothing.
Get walked through it instead12 planned
What is being written
Grouped by the role that needs it, with the product and workflow stage each belongs to.
Operator
- Read the operational mapCommand CenterMonitorNot published yet
- Review and escalate a detectionDetectionDetectNot published yet
- Dispatch the nearest responderResponseRespondNot published yet
- Message a team selected on the mapCommunicationCommunicateNot published yet
Supervisor
- Check coverage across a shiftLive OperationsMonitorNot published yet
- Review response performanceAnalyticsReviewNot published yet
- Run a training scenarioTraining & SimulationReviewNot published yet
Administrator
- Add a site and set its boundariesCommand CenterConfigureNot published yet
- Invite a member and assign a roleCommand CenterConfigureNot published yet
- Author a Virtual SiteVirtual SitesConfigureNot published yet
Security Manager
- Set AI policy and budgetsAI IntelConfigureNot published yet
IT Administrator
- Connect a camera sourceDetectionConfigureNot published yet
Taxonomy
How tutorials will be organised
Published now so you can tell whether your team's workflows are in scope.
Role
- Operator
- Supervisor
- Administrator
- Security Manager
- IT Administrator
Workflow
- Monitor
- Detect
- Respond
- Communicate
- Configure
- Review
Difficulty
- Introductory
- Working
- Advanced
Product is the fourth axis and uses the module names from the platform — every tutorial belongs to exactly one module.
Until these are written
Teams deploying now are taken through each of these directly by the Virtik team as part of onboarding — which is slower to scale but considerably better than following a procedure nobody has run.