The training and onboarding process mostly involved a one-time setup, which was comprehensive and we
The training and onboarding process mostly involved a one-time setup, which was comprehensive and well-structured. While there was some ongoing learning needed to handle updates and new features, the bulk of the complex setup happened upfront. The software interface felt intuitive after I got past the initial walkthrough, and the videos helped clarify most doubts. Daily use rarely requires heavy adjustments, so ongoing effort is minimal compared to the start. Support calls helped only a bit since the main learning curve was over early. All in all, it was a process I would do again without hesitation because it sets a strong foundation and doesn’t keep pulling you back for major adjustments.