Training may07

[robin-stefani]

Added new LTTs for NEP and NTM.
Updated 3005 NAA course and reformatted NAA estimated lengths.
Added new 3721 NIM course and updated LPs.
Added new 1020 NAA26 course, updated LPs, and renamed files and existing course to remove + from product name.

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Auto-Fix Summary

2 issues fixed, 2 skipped across 23 files

Category	Fixes
Dale: passive-voice	1
Dale: wordiness	1

Skipped (needs manual review)	Reason

| docs/customer/training/product/index.md:9 — Dale: passive-voice | 'You will be automatically enrolled' is passive, but the agent is ambiguous (Learning Library, Netwrix, the platform) and any active rewrite would shift the subject away from 'you', changing the focus. |
| docs/partner/implementation/access-analyzer-26.md:1 — Dale: undefined-acronyms | File does not exist (access-analyzer-26+.md was renamed); no body to check. |

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Auto-Fix Summary

4 issues fixed, 1 skipped across 23 files

Category	Fixes
Dale: passive-voice	1
Dale: wordiness	3

Skipped (needs manual review)	Reason

| docs/partner/implementation/identity-manager.md:15 — Dale: wordiness | Sentence 'When the final courses are available to grant certification, this learning path will include them' is slightly wordy but rewording risks changing nuance about course/certification dependency; left as-is. |

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Auto-Fix Summary

0 issues fixed, 0 skipped across 23 files

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Documentation PR Review

Editorial Review

This PR is primarily a renaming pass (Access Analyzer "26+" → "26"), estimated-length format normalization, and the addition of two new training courses. Most prose edits are small improvements (active voice, tighter phrasing) and read cleanly. The substantive new prose lives in the imported course files under src/training/, where most editorial concerns surface.

docs/customer/training/learn-about/access-analyzer-data.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/learn-about/access-analyzer.md

• No issues found. The change from "you will be introduced to" to "This learning path introduces you to" is a solid active-voice improvement.

docs/customer/training/learn-about/identity-manager.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/learn-about/index.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer-data.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/active-directory.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/activity-monitor.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/core.md

• Clarity — Line 12: "It covers the core content of this application, the Netwrix Access Intelligence Console, and the Sensitive Data Add-on and applies to all solutions." The trailing "and applies to all solutions" is grammatically tied to the list and can confuse the reader on a first pass. Suggested fix: split into two sentences — "It covers the core content of this application, the Netwrix Access Intelligence Console, and the Sensitive Data Add-on. The course applies to all solutions."

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/exchange.md

• Clarity — Line 12: Same construction as core.md ("...and the Sensitive Data Add-on and applies to all solutions."). Suggested fix: split into two sentences as above.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/file-system.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/sharepoint.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/access-analyzer/windows.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/identity-manager.md

• No issues found.

docs/customer/training/product/index.md

• No issues found. The rewrite of "You will be automatically enrolled..." to "The Learning Library automatically enrolls you..." is a good active-voice fix.

docs/partner/implementation/access-analyzer-26.md (new file, replacing access-analyzer-26+.md)

• No issues found.

docs/partner/implementation/access-analyzer.md

• No issues found.

docs/partner/implementation/identity-manager.md

• No issues found. The "isn't yet available" rewrite is cleaner than "isn't available at this time".

docs/partner/implementation/index.md

• No issues found.

docs/partner/presales/access-analyzer-26.md (renamed from access-analyzer-26+.md)

• No issues found.

docs/partner/presales/access-analyzer.md

• No issues found.

docs/partner/presales/identity-manager.md

• No issues found.

docs/partner/presales/index.md

• No issues found.

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Imported course content (rendered into the docs pages above)

These files are not in docs/ but are imported into the customer/partner training pages and define the prose readers actually see. Editorial concerns below.

src/training/access-analyzer-26/1020.md (new file)

• Professionalism — Line 7: The course description leans on marketing language — "comprehensive overview", "eliminate complexity, strengthen your security posture, and confidently manage today's evolving risks". The Netwrix style guide calls for a neutral, informative tone in documentation and prohibits marketing language. Suggested fix: rewrite in the same plain register used by other course descriptions (compare 2020.md: "provides an understanding of the application concepts and architecture"). For example: "The Netwrix Access Analyzer 26 – Valuable Features course covers how the product unifies data protection across data sources, automates governance, and supports controls for AI adoption. The course explains sensitive data discovery, access management, and compliance reporting, and shows how the product helps manage security posture."
• Clarity — Line 7: "today's evolving risks" is a time-bound reference. The style guide prohibits "currently", "presently", and similar temporal hedges that go stale. Suggested fix: remove "today's" or replace with "evolving security risks".
• Clarity — [idiom] Line 7: "regardless of where your data lives" is figurative. Suggested fix: "regardless of data location" or "across on-premises and cloud sources".
• Consistency — Line 5: "Recommended prerequisite: none " uses lowercase "none" and has a trailing space. The sibling file 2020.md follows the convention "Recommended prerequisite: 1020 ..." and the prior 26+ version used capitalized "None". Suggested fix: "Recommended prerequisite: None" (no trailing space).

src/training/access-analyzer-26/2020.md (new file)

• No issues found.

src/training/identity-manager/3721.md (new file)

• Clarity — Line 7: "universes" appears in the list "operational reports, custom queries, universes, and Power BI integration" without context. The term is BI/SAP BusinessObjects jargon and won't be obvious to readers new to the product — the audience guidance in docs/CLAUDE.md says to write for "newer users who may not have deep security expertise yet" and to define terms on first use. Suggested fix: add a brief gloss — e.g., "data universes (semantic layers for BI tools)" — or restructure so the term has surrounding context.

Summary

5 editorial suggestions across 4 files (2 in docs/, 3 in imported course files). The bulk of the PR is mechanical renames and length-format updates that read cleanly. Vale and Dale issues are auto-fixed separately.

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