Getting Started with Boomi

Owned by Lara Juenger
Last updated: May 24, 2024
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We recommend that you first gain a baseline understanding of Boomi and then request access to the ITS offering.

Training with Boomi

  1. Getting a baseline understanding of Boomi begins with signing up for a Boomi Training account. When you go to train.boomi.com, please be sure to use a valid @uconn.edu email account when signing up

  2. Complete the basic training needed to effectively use Boomi (Overview of Boomi Training and Certification). At a minimum, to use this ITS service offering for integrations complete:

  • Getting Started with the Boomi Atom Sphere Platform (approx. 30 minutes)

  • Integration Essentials (approx. 2 hours)

  • Associate Integration Developer (approx. 4 hours)

  • Acquire a Boomi Associate Developer Certification

Subaccount Administrators should also

  • Complete the Associate Administration Course (approx. 3 hours)

  • Acquire a Boomi Associate Administrator Certification

Account Access

You first need to request an account. Boomi at UConn is organized into subaccounts that represent functional IT groups or teams. Send a message to the Technology Support Center (techsupport@uconn.edu) requesting access and specifying the functional team (listed below) for your project. If you have questions, please reach out to the contact for the subaccount.

  1. Identity and Access Management @Lara Juenger

  2. Finance IT @Richard Ritchie

  3. Application and Technology Solutions @Jessica Henderson

  4. Student and Human Resources Administration @Gilbert Milone

  5. Campus Technology Services @Yi Zhang

  6. Student Affairs IT @Kyle Ciccaglione

  7. Data Management, Reporting and Analytics @Noel McAvoy

  8. Operations Technology Support @Matt Grimm

  9. ITS Managed Servers @Brandon Velasco

You will be contacted when your account is ready. Each functional team has individual development standards to follow when working in that specific subaccount. Be familiar with these team standards before starting to work in the UConn Private Atom Cloud.

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