steps were mostly logical except one part
Signing up and moving through the pre-purchase stages generally followed a sensible order that made understanding the software easier. Most of the steps flowed smoothly from choosing a plan to setting up basic features like the dialer and database integration. I remember one moment, though, during the demo scheduling, where it felt as if an extra confirmation step was missing; it left a little uncertainty about when exactly the demo would happen. Aside from that hiccup, everything else was pretty much in line with what one would expect for this type of setup. It wasn’t overly complicated or drawn out, which was good. The process gave a decent overview of what I was getting into, even if a bit more clarity at that one point would have helped. So, while most of the journey felt planned and straightforward, that missing step did stand out.