Customer completes setup independently
Scenario: A small customer adds company, property, users, sources, and documents.
Result: Customer reaches operational readiness without heavy internal help.
Implementation acceleration
Self-service onboarding gives new customers a guided setup path while still allowing optional trainer-led or white-glove onboarding for customers who need more help.
The onboarding experience should reduce implementation friction without removing the option for human help. Customers can complete basic setup themselves, while internal operations can monitor progress and intervene when needed.
| Step | Purpose | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| Company profile | PMC details and contact info. | Required |
| Property setup | Community/property information. | Required |
| Logo upload | Branding readiness. | Optional |
| User invitations | Initial users and roles. | Required |
| Sources/categories | Reporting and lead routing readiness. | Required |
| Data import | Legacy lead/contact migration. | Optional/Assisted |
| Document Center upload | Pricing, policies, brochures, FAQs for AI readiness. | Recommended |
Self-service should be complemented by optional human-led onboarding. This allows customers who need more support to receive guided setup, training, import assistance, and document readiness help without blocking the self-service path for simpler customers.
Completion percentage, remaining tasks, required vs optional steps, and links to setup screens.
Customer readiness, blockers, incomplete steps, assigned trainer, and notes from support/implementation team.
Scenario: A small customer adds company, property, users, sources, and documents.
Result: Customer reaches operational readiness without heavy internal help.
Scenario: Customer stalls at data import.
System behavior: Internal view shows blocker and assigned trainer can intervene.
Result: Implementation does not silently stall.