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# Summary & Wrap up

Congrats, you have now completed the medical device tutorial.\
You have learned how to create and configure schemas, functions and permissions which are some of the foundational concepts when working with Extra Horizon.

## Topics covered

* Translate your datamodel into **data schemas**
* Build your workflows using **functions**
* Setup your access control using **permissions at different levels**
* Setup **oAuth** in the backend and connect it a demo frontend login page
* Make use of the **Extra Horizon CLI and SDK** throughout your development process

## Continue practicing & learn more

* Extend and create new data schemas
* Explore the usage of [API functions](https://docs.extrahorizon.com/extrahorizon/services/automation/task-service/api-functions) for your workflows
* Experiment with setting up more granular permissions
* Explore setting up Multi-Factor Authentication via the [Authentication Service](https://docs.extrahorizon.com/extrahorizon/services/access-management/auth-service/mfa)
* Explore the single-sign-on possibilities via [OpenID Connect](https://docs.extrahorizon.com/extrahorizon/services/access-management/auth-service/open-id-connect)


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