The moment it clicked was during the calling tool setup
Initially, I wasn’t sure if the steps made sense or if I was just pushing through the onboarding blindly. The sales process laid out all the main elements, but it wasn’t until I fiddled with the dialer and worked on the database feature that it started to make sense. The sequence of training followed a decent order, with each module building up to something practical like automating call workflows or managing contacts efficiently. It wasn’t perfect, I’ll admit; some parts required revisiting, especially signing up and paying for the service since I had to double-check invoices and payment status. But the moment it really clicked for me was when I realized I could pull up leads and directly dial them through the software without switching programs, which saved time and stress. Everything seemed designed around the workflow I was aiming to set up. That’s when I felt this wasn’t just typical software but something I’d continue to use and explore further in remote work.