Step 4: This Changes Everything

The preceding 3 steps are all you need to create actual, working, time-saving, keystroke- and error-reducing forms. Sure, there’s a lot more that you could learn, but why not start reaping the benefits right now? We’ve seen our customers get the best results when they start with a few simple and frequently-used forms (the “low-hanging fruit”) and enjoy the immediate gains before dipping a toe into deeper waters. Some remain in the shallow end of the pool for weeks, months, or even years before feeling the urge to explore further.

When you are ready to explore, choose a learning stream that makes sense for you:

Our Readers’ Digest Condensed Version provides five short videos that cover all the basic features. We discuss broad concepts from an eagle’s-eye view, then zoom into granular specifics.

The Learning Curve is our most exhaustive training program. Divided into seven categories, TLC satisfies an appetite for learning from beginner to rocket scientist, or anywhere in between.

For book-learners, our user guides are included in the Extras folder of this packet and can also be downloaded here. They range from basic guides all the way up to our exhaustive Expert User Guide, with hundreds of illustrations and a massive index.

Formal Lessons provides videos that duplicate the formal lessons in the Expert User Guide, so you can parallel the written lessons with a video accompaniment.

The unique features and functions of each of our programs are identified and compared in Specific Product Areas.

It’s pretty simple, really. Experience has shown that four criteria will help you decide which document assembly and automation software best suits your needs. In order, the points to compare are:

• Ease of use

• Power

• Flexibility

• Price-to-value ratio

(Not to ruin the suspense, but you’ll find that our software leads in every category.)

Our programs reduce by more than 70% the time spent on repetitive documents, while eliminating errors. That’s extraordinarily valuable, but the corresponding reduction in stress is priceless.