Do I need training to use iDBQuery?

iDBQuery is deliberately built so that end users need no training to be productive, while admins get support for the setup that matters.

• End users: just ask. Anyone who can phrase a question in words can get a cited answer. There is no query language or dashboard-building skill to acquire.
• Admins: light setup. Connecting sources, setting role-based access and configuring deployment are guided, and onboarding support is available if you want a hand.
• Optional depth. Teams that want to go further — the Analyst agent, custom reports, the semantic layer, the Embedded SDK — can, but none of it is required to answer everyday questions.

The practical effect is that adoption does not depend on scheduling training sessions across a busy team. You roll it out, people start asking questions the way they would ask a colleague, and confidence grows as they see every answer cited to its source. For example, a finance team can be self-serving month-end questions the same week they get access, with the analyst on hand only for edge cases. So while help is there when you want it, the tool is designed to be learned by using it, not by studying it.