I was trying to get the whole setup rolling by myself since I don’t always have time to wait for oth

I was trying to get the whole setup rolling by myself since I don’t always have time to wait for oth

I was trying to get the whole setup rolling by myself since I don’t always have time to wait for others or a company rep to walk me through every single step. The onboarding felt like a mix of quick one-offs and some ongoing tweaking. Most of it was pretty straightforward, like installing the software and syncing my data, but I did have to spend some time later adjusting the calling tool settings once I started using it daily. Honestly, it circles back to how hands-on you want to be: the system offers a good baseline from the jump which is nice, but if you don’t like to do any followup customization or learn by trial, it might not suit you as well. That part made me pause sometimes because I thought the training was just for the setup phase, but really you learn things gradually across your use. Still, I appreciate how it lets me take control without constant supervision. So if you’re someone who appreciates a bit of freedom and figuring stuff out as you go, this onboarding process will be pretty good for you. The ongoing adjustments feel like a feature, not a bug in the long run.