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# Syntho bootcamp

The Syntho Bootcamp is an interactive learning track designed to help you quickly become confident in using the Syntho platform. Whether you're a data engineer, analyst, or privacy specialist, this bootcamp provides hands-on, structured guidance to help you master privacy-preserving data generation with Syntho.

## What you'll learn

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This bootcamp is organized into clear, focused sections that cover the full data generation workflow, from connecting to your data sources to generating synthetic data and managing privacy compliance.

By the end, you’ll understand:

* How Syntho anonymizes and synthesizes data using generators
* How to configure workspaces and connectors
* How to manage PII scanning, masking, and advanced data generation strategies
* How to maintain referential integrity and validate generated datasets

## Who it's for

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* New users looking for a guided onboarding experience
* Technical teams setting up test data pipelines
* Privacy teams exploring anonymization techniques
* Product teams testing applications without using production data

## How to use this bootcamp

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* Each module is self-contained and can be completed independently.
* Follow along using your own data or test environments.
* Use the embedded demos to apply what you've learned.
* Explore linked documentation when you want to go deeper.

If you're ready to get started, proceed to the next section: **What is Syntho?** Alternatively, check the contents below and jump to the section that you wish to explore.

## Contents

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1. [What is Syntho?](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/1.-what-is-syntho.md)
2. [Introduction data anonymization](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/2.-introduction-to-data-generators.md)
3. [Connectors & workspace creation](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/3.-connectors-and-workspace-creation.md)
4. [PII scan](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/4.-pii-scan.md)
5. [Generators](https://github.com/syntho-ai/syntho/blob/main/docs/public/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/5.-generators)
6. [Referential integrity and foreign keys](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/6.-referential-integrity-and-foreign-keys.md)
7. [Workspace synchronization and validation](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/7.-workspace-synchronization-and-validation.md)
8. [Workspace & user management](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/8.-workspace-and-user-management.md)
9. [Large workloads](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/9.-large-workloads.md)
10. [Date pre-processing](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/10.-ai-synthesis-data-pre-processing-when-using.md)
11. [Continuous success](/overview/get-started/syntho-bootcamp/11.-continuous-success.md)


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