I rate the initial setup process a six out of ten. There needs to be a good support model and easy-to-understand documentation. It takes a week to build it. Later, upgrading the version takes a maximum of four hours to one day. It requires two executives for implementation. However, if they have expertise, it can be done by only one executive.

It was very easy to configure and set up.

I would rate the installation a four out of five.

I found the initial setup to be very complex, which is the main problem that I encountered. I had expected to configure the system in one or two days, but it took longer than I expected.

For example, I was looking for a particular setup, and used LDAP as instructed. However, I could not find where to make use of the API. 

I found the initial setup to be easy. It was not complex.

The initial deployment will take two days, maximum, and two team members are sufficient to handle it. After the initial deployment, we had to do further customization on our website. This took us approximately two to three weeks.

We currently have a five member team for maintaining the solution. 

The initial setup is very straightforward, however, I'm concerned about the latest setups. For example, when you are doing the setup in the cloud-native environment side. It is not as straightforward. They need to come up with more documentation with respect to that.

Ideally, if it is an on-premise deployment or if the product administrator (or whoever doing the installation) is capable enough to do the installation, then it will take only two to three days to finalize. If somebody is not as familiar with the solution, then it will take about two weeks to set everything up.

The initial setup is not very complex. It took a couple of hours to complete and can be done by one person. I created users from a CSS file and it was very easy to import.