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Engineering Laboratory

Systems Integration Division

How to use Score

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Download Score for free

You can download Score for free through its GitHub repository. Find the most up-to-date user guide here.

Below are tutorial videos outlining how to use Score in different contexts.

  1. An introduction to data exchange standards
  2. Score: An Introduction to the Game Changer
  3. Score: Working with Iterative Team Projects
  4. Score Introduction to Code Lists
  5. Score: Context is King
  6. Score Contexts Advanced Concepts

An introduction to data exchange standards

Better Living Through Standards
Better Living Through Standards
Take a walk through the past, to better understand the future. From OAGi.

Score: An Introduction to the Game Changer

Score - An Introduction to the Game Changer
Score - An Introduction to the Game Changer
In this tech-talk webinar, OAGi’s Senior Architect and VP of Operations, Michael Figura, walks through the various features in Score, an open-source content profiling and API management tool. You'll see first-hand how organizations are using Score to revolutionize the use of the OAGIS standard, and how to quickly profile our messages within Score, creating customized schemas in XML or JSON in minutes instead of hours. This is a must see for anyone interested in the future of API management.

Score: Working with Iterative Team Projects

Score: Working with Iterative Team Projects
Score: Working with Iterative Team Projects
Learn how Score allows for perfect iterative team development between analysts, developers, testers, and product owners.

Score Introduction to Code Lists

Score: Introduction to Code Lists
Score: Introduction to Code Lists
Learn how to restrict elements in your BIE schema by associating them with custom code lists that you can create right within Score.

 

Score: Context is King

 

Score: Context is King
Score: Context is King
Learn all you need to know in order to get started creating business contexts within Score.

Score Contexts Advanced Concepts

Score Contexts Advanced Concepts
Score Contexts Advanced Concepts
Manufacturing, Interoperability in manufacturing and Systems integration
Created June 8, 2021, Updated July 26, 2021