The initial setup was very easy. The solution is deployed on the cloud. The deployment process takes a maximum of one hour if it's something very simple and not more than four hours if you have a more complex scenario.

The initial setup is actually the easiest among the three tools: Zapier, Make, and n8n. With Make and n8n, you need to have some understanding of technology, at least knowing what a webhook or field is. But Zapier simplifies it with more common English terms. For example, instead of "new role," it would say "new task." So I believe getting started with Zapier is better than the other two.

Right after you set it up, you can do simple things with it and start generating your ROI, just like with Insightly. You can also make things extremely complex and generate a huge ROI if you need that automation. The setup is as easy or complex as you want it to be.

The product's initial setup phase was very easy.

The initial setup is straightforward. It's essentially a low-code platform for making API and web calls.

I would say that the initial setup process was quite straightforward. It also took a little time to learn and understand all the features and settings. But once we got the hang of those things, it was straightforward to use it.

The initial setup is very easy. The deployment didn't take long because we just needed a subscription to get started.

Zapier’s initial setup is straightforward.

The initial setup of Zapier is very easy.

Setting up Zapier didn't take me long because I had the help of a developer. I would have found the process difficult if I had done it all by myself. After the setup, whenever I encounter an issue with Zapier, I know how to solve it without going back to the developer.

It is an easy-to-deploy product with free trials available.

The deployment time depends on the tools used for the workflow process. It takes approximately a day to complete.

The tool's setup is easy. 

If you’ve never used a third-party plugin to connect applications before, it can seem confusing. But after doing one or two Zaps, I have found it fairly easy for a tech-savvy person to figure it out. There are some functions that are more difficult to leverage, which will require an average person to seek help.

The global setup was easy. The only difficulty was getting the proper event to happen in order to build the Zap from that sample data.

We sometimes had a hard time waiting until specific events happened and for some fields to be available for the setup.

Setup is fairly straightforward.

It's a SaaS product. We don't have to install it on any device.

There is no technical team needed for the installation as there is no such installation required.

The initial setup is easy. A “zap" starts with a trigger, then an optional filter, and actions that are offered. You just have to select.

The setup was not complex.

The initial setup was straightforward. We didn't need any assistance from Zapier.

The initial setup was very straightforward. The UI is incredibly intuitive and helpful. The more powerful aspects of Zapier took a minute to learn, but we were able to learn how to do those on our own, without much training.

There's no real setup involved. Only the different integrations need a setup, which is really supported and guided by Zapier. It's hard to do anything wrong.

The setup was quite straightforward. I encountered some issues that were solved very quickly by customer support.

The initial setup is straightforward. 

The setup is very straightforward. Each step is numbered and you constantly know what step you are on. Each step also involves a test and allows you to view sample data as you move through the workflow.

The setup is straightforward. Integrations with solutions tend to be OAuth-based, which makes it very simple. Beyond that, there is no real setup other than individual Zaps. That can be as complex or straightforward as you want, depending on what you're trying to make them do.

The initial setup was incredibly easy. Zapier has great tools and a great UI to help us understand what we are doing.

The initial setup was very straightforward.

The setup is very user-friendly.

Everything was very straightforward. The first deployment itself was a couple of days. And then every time we have new requests coming in, they're doing it in a day or two. With all the testing and everything, it takes a couple of days, maximum.

Setup was fairly straightforward.

It was a very difficult setup, and the company does not help. You have to figure it out by yourself through trial and error.

The initial process is quite straightforward.

The setup was only complex because I had to use WebHook.

This solution is very easy to start using.

The setup is not the easiest thing but absolutely learnable. They have improved the UX a lot in the past two years, i.e., ever since I started using Zapier.

It is a bit complex to learn how webhooks work and how to leverage them. The initial learning curve can be steep, particularly for non-technical people. Once you've learned it, it's quite simple/straightforward. The tool makes it as simple as possible.

Setup is fairly straightforward. It is a pretty intuitive UX.

The first time setup was a little bit confusing. However, I was able to get the hang of it within a couple of days of experimenting.