Setup felt more like a hurdle than a help
The whole sales and pre-purchase process with WFHI gave me the impression that I was signing up for an ongoing commitment that required a lot of upfront setup. There was one moment when I realized that a big chunk of time was going into configuring the software and administrative work, rather than starting to use the actual tools. The setup was less one-off and more drawn out across several stages, which felt a bit overwhelming. While I understand some initial preparation is expected, this felt like a barrier rather than a smooth start. The software itself seemed promising, but the initial setup phase dragged out longer than I anticipated. In the end, the whole thing left me feeling like it was a slow, effort-heavy process rather than an immediate step towards remote workflow readiness.