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Kpatrick77
Level 1
September 28, 2026
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Recommendations for Fusion Training for non-technical roles/experience?

Hello! Anyone have recommendations for Fusion training for someone who has zero technical experience? Any resources, YouTube channels, or guides that you recommend? For context, I taught myself the basics of Fusion out of necessity and it was very ugly.

We may be looking to add to our team in the near future and I would like something more in-depth or more use case/providing examples of when you would use what functionality, etc. 

Thanks!

KP

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      VipinJayanarayanan
      Adobe Employee
      VipinJayanarayananAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      September 30, 2026

      👉 Recommended Resources:

      🔗 Official Adobe Fusion Training Series: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/fusion/welcome-to-workfront-fusion/core-concepts

      🔗 My Fusion Real-World Use Case Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBOmQ2r7hVsih985Bn2uIzGhQJXLsBN45&si=J5wgNaEsJrbnSSvd

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        ambitious_Jubileef0a7
        Level 2
        September 30, 2026

        I would say only go through documentation. Watch videos and practice all the steps on your Workfront+Fusion account. It is the easiest way to learn. Fusion documentation covers all the topics and features in a very easy to understand way. Here is the link to start:-

        https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/fusion/understand-the-basics/initial-scenario-design-walkthrough

        As per my understaing, you will only need 1 week to learn most of the Fusion features. After that everthing will depend on your practice. 

        Below are few usecases which you can implement to test your knowledge:

        1. Salesforce + Fusion integration. Use Trial account of Salesforce. 
        2. Sharepoint + Workfront + Fusion integration. 
        3. Third party API trigger. 
        4. Custom error handling using webhooks. 
        5. Call one scenario from another and track completion history.

        There are lots of usecases which you can think and apply by youself. 

         

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          IvanCyber64
          IvanCyber64
          Level 2
          October 5, 2026

          Hi ​@ambitious_Jubileef0a7,

          This is really ambitious think to say. I would agree that while as a technical person you might get a hang of things in one week, a non technical person would take way more, as I would assume non technical person would need to understand the concept of integrations within Fusion, concept of API and triggers, even the error handling will be a topic they will have to understand first before they can use it.

          Just my 5 cents, in my opinion non technical persons would need some time to actually understand the concepts behind modules and custom requests options etc and only then could they actually start working with Fusion.
           

          Just FYI ​@Kpatrick77 

          Best regards,
          Ivan

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            Kpatrick77Author
            Level 1
            October 5, 2026

            Thank you!

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            NicholeVargas
            Adobe Employee
            NicholeVargasAdobe Employee
            Adobe Employee
            October 8, 2026

            I would also encourage you to sign up for the monthly, Workfront Fusion Wednesday Forums. Sometimes they are open discussions where you can ask your peers questions or best practices, other times we have guest speakers (customers and/or Adobe SMEs) to showcase different Fusion use cases. The next one is October 21. Register here! 

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