Microvellum Certified Services

The process starts with an initial consultation to assess your needs, usually from your Account Manager. Based on this evaluation, our certified provider will offer a customized service plan, which can include training, consulting, or other services. The service is then delivered onsite or remotely, depending on your preference.

Working with a Microvellum Certified Service Provider ensures you receive top-quality service from experts who have hands-on experience with Microvellum software. They collaborate directly with Microvellum's Account Management and HQ teams, stay up to date on the latest software and library developments, and are uniquely positioned to help ensure your business is set up for success.

You can verify whether a provider is certified by visiting our Service Team page or contacting Microvellum directly.

Yes, certified providers can tailor services to meet the specific needs of your business. Whether it’s developing custom libraries, setting up CNC machinery, or consulting on process improvement, providers work closely with you to deliver solutions that align with your goals.

Yes, Microvellum offers several free resources to help you learn the software. You can access training videos, tutorials, and sample projects through Microvellum University. These resources cover various aspects of the software and are designed to help both new and experienced users improve their skills. Additionally, you can find free webinars and product demos on our website.

The results from MVU quizzes are used to assess your understanding of basic workflows and software usage. They help identify areas where additional training may be needed. The results also offer valuable feedback to instructors, enabling them to adjust their training plans to better meet the needs of each learner.

For onsite training, the recommended class size is typically between 4 to 6 participants at a time. This ensures that each attendee receives personalized attention while allowing for interactive, hands-on learning. Smaller groups promote better engagement and help trainers address individual needs more effectively.

On average, it takes about 2 weeks to learn Microvellum at a basic level, depending on prior experience with CAD software. With dedicated training and regular practice, users can become proficient in navigating the interface, creating simple designs, and using essential workflows within this timeframe. Microvellum University and hands-on training can help accelerate the learning process.

Yes, advanced training is available for users looking to enhance their expertise. It covers areas such as custom product development, advanced library and database management, and workflow optimization for increased efficiency. This training can be customized to fit your specific business needs and is offered through onsite or remote sessions.

Remote training sessions are typically most effective when scheduled in 2 to 3-hour blocks. This allows for focused learning without overwhelming learners, giving them time to absorb the material and apply new concepts. Shorter, more frequent sessions also promote better retention and provide opportunities to address specific questions or challenges as they arise.