Before starting, I thought the entire setup would be a one-time thing: sign up, finish onboarding, t

Before starting, I thought the entire setup would be a one-time thing: sign up, finish onboarding, t

Before starting, I thought the entire setup would be a one-time thing: sign up, finish onboarding, then get on with it. However, I found some parts were ongoing, especially maintaining and updating the database feature, which needed regular attention. On the plus side, the onboarding was straightforward and didn't require repeated effort. But the regular updates and occasional tweaks meant I had to keep interacting with the software beyond the initial phase. So, what I expected as a mostly one-off setup turned out to be a hybrid of that plus ongoing maintenance. It's manageable, but being prepared for continual involvement is important to keep workflows smooth. Overall, a mixed experience where not everything ended after the first steps, but also nothing felt overly burdensome in regular engagement.