It’s Mostly Straightforward, Just a Bit Hands-On
When I went through the training and onboarding, I found most of it fairly straightforward. There’s clear guidance available which helped me get up and running. But I have to admit, I did spend quite a bit of time figuring things out on my own. That’s not bad necessarily, since it gave me a chance to familiarize myself with the software and tools thoroughly. The process feels flexible enough to allow for some self-learning, which I appreciated. Still, regarding the calling tools and the dialer, the software sometimes required subtle adjustments to get them working exactly as I wanted through the week. The database feature is useful, but I had to spend extra time organizing my workflows to fit it in. Sign-up and invoicing were clear and hassle-free, which is good because it means no unexpected delays there. Telephonic support is available if needed, but since I was able to mostly get things myself, I didn’t need too much of it. Overall, I’d sum it up as a practical setup—definitely manageable, yet not fully hands-off, which I’d say is fair if you’re willing to put in some effort.