Fitting work hours was tiring but software does adjust
I found the WFHI software surprisingly flexible with the actual hours I put in, but it did take some effort to get used to. One moment that stuck with me was when I stayed up late to troubleshoot some calling tool settings — it wasn’t exactly easy at first since I had to figure out a few things on my own. The onboard training helped somewhat but didn’t cover every little detail. I ended up spending extra time with the database feature, fine-tuning it to fit my needs. Apart from that, the automatic updates and telephonic support made a difference, as they typically kicked in during quieter hours, so I wasn’t interrupted during heavy work times. Signing up and paying was straightforward, and invoices came as expected, which took some mental load off. Overall, though my work hours are irregular and sometimes long, the software managed to adapt; it felt like it was willing to work with me, though I had to put in some effort to make things flow smoothly.