setup time was quite a balancing act
So I started using the training and onboarding tools to get familiar with the workflow, dialer, and the database. Honestly, the initial setup took a decent chunk of time, maybe a day or two, just getting everything connected properly and understanding each feature well. Some of that felt like a one-off effort - once I got the dialer going and synced my contacts in the database, those parts mostly ran on their own thanks to automatic updates. But then, other stuff was ongoing, like learning the shortcuts in the calling software or understanding how new updates changed some settings. I found myself needing to pause now and then to watch the training videos again, especially when the software updated with new features or interfaces. The onboarding flow was helpful but didn't cover every small tweak I'd later find I had to adjust on my own. Calling support was handy, though sometimes the wait times made me wonder if there was a faster way to get answers. Invoicing was clear enough, and payments processed smoothly without much hassle. Overall, the time taken for setup felt like a mix - some parts definitely one-time setup, others ongoing as I adapted to changes and new functions. But it’s manageable if you give yourself a bit of patience and plan for continuous learning with this software.