The GIRI Bootcamp: 12 weeks from proof to standard

By the end of week 1 you are holding the proof: someone who has never done the task scans your QR code and completes it. Without a word from you. The bootcamp is meant for the person who introduces GIRI in your company.

How it works

1. Phase 1 · Week 1Prove It5 lessons. On Friday you have the proof.
2. Phase 2 · Weeks 2–6Pilot Smart3 modules. One workstation with 8–15 instructions, KPIs measured.
3. Phase 3 · Weeks 7–9Scale It2 modules. 30–60 instructions, with a system instead of chaos.
4. Phase 4 · Weeks 10–12Sustain It2 modules. Show the value, GIRI becomes the standard.

In phase 1 you do one lesson a day, 30–45 minutes each. From phase 2 on, every module is a workshop of about 90 minutes, and you work through the homework before the next one. Every lesson and module gives you a time box, concrete steps, the typical mistakes and a drill question.

Before you start, take 15 minutes for the trial questionnaire. It saves you hours in week 1.

See it in GIRI

When you sign up, GIRI creates two example instructions in your empty workspace. The same happens when an admin opens a new, empty workspace for the first time. Both are drafts. You find them under Instructions and look at them in the Preview:

• “How to create your first instruction” walks you through recording, editing, approving and the QR code at the workplace, with real screenshots.
• “Example: Set up the clamping fixture” shows the format you build yourself in phase 1: short steps in chapters, markings in the picture, a warning.

The examples are in German if the app was set to German when they were created, otherwise in English. If the workspace has ever had an instruction, GIRI creates no examples. In that case, How to GIRI: the basics by example gives you a finished instruction to click through.

You are not doing this alone

Next: Phase 1 · Prove It