I always found Batman to be the cleverest of the famous super heroes. He always had the coolest gadgets, had designed them himself, and always had them at the ready.

Batman doesn’t have to be the only one building cool and useful tools. One of the best ways for you to excel with Monarch is by building what Monarch calls “user defined functions“.

In and of themselves, they’re a fantastic feature of the product. But when you share your expertise with them with the rest of your group, alleviating them from the nitty-gritty details, you’ll be their hero.

All you need to do is get comfortable with Monarch’s linked objects features, available in V9. Being a fairly extensive topic, Datawatch felt that it was such a significant addition Monarch that it warranted separate documentation. You’ll find that there’s a very nicely written guide (a PDF file) available when you install Monarch.

Once you’re up to speed, give your fellow Monarch users a quick tour of how they can benefit from your hard work by instructing them how they can simply import the various Monarch objects that you’ve created into their models, or by creating links to your work in their models.

To The Bat Cave!

Be a super hero to your organization. Load up your utility belt with high powered custom functions, make them accessible to all, and you and your group will excel with Monarch.