Decided against buying due to confusing labels
I explored the pre-purchase material quite carefully, trying to understand the exact scope of the software and training offered. The wording and labels used in the sales process sometimes didn't convey the features clearly. For instance, some tool names appeared overlapping or lacked detail in descriptions, which made comparing options difficult. While the sales team did provide explanations on call, the written materials were inconsistent. On the positive side, the invoice and payment conditions were fairly straightforward, which reassured me somewhat. However, due to the ambiguous terminology and unclear differentiation between modules or training paths, I ultimately felt uncertain enough to decide not to proceed. It wasn't about the software capability but about the early documentation not matching my expectations for clarity. I hope they improve their sales content to better guide prospective users before purchase, as that would help decision-making considerably. So my outcome was to hold off and keep looking elsewhere until the wording feels less vague and more descriptive.