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1. Build a free demo agent: describe your business, add your website or price list, and set hours and holidays.
2. Set the greeting, the questions to ask callers, and up to three escalation contacts.
3. Run practice calls from your browser and listen before going live.
4. Add a Goodcall number and pick a plan (billing starts here).
5. Turn on forwarding from your current line: 'ring my phone first' (unanswered only) or 'send every call'. On Verizon, *71 + your Goodcall number forwards unanswered calls; *73 turns it off. Other carriers: use the in-app guide.

Steps summarized from the vendor's own documentation: Goodcall: How it works · Goodcall FAQ (checked 2026-10-25). Time depends on your setup.

1. Log in to the social account in one tab, then in Buffer click + New → Connect a New Channel and approve the permissions.
2. Open the channel settings, set your timezone, and add weekly posting times (each slot holds one post).
3. Click + New Post, pick channels, write the post (the AI Assistant can help) and customize per network.
4. Choose Next Available, Prioritize, a set date/time, or Now, then click Schedule Post.

Steps summarized from the vendor's own documentation: Buffer: Getting started · Buffer: Scheduling posts (checked 2026-10-25). Time depends on your setup.

1. Pick one repetitive task (for example: new web-form lead → add to CRM → notify you).
2. In the Zap editor choose the trigger app and event that starts it.
3. Add the action(s) and map fields from the trigger so each run uses real data.
4. Test each step with sample data.
5. Publish the Zap; it only processes new data created after publishing.

Steps summarized from the vendor's own documentation: Zapier Help: What is a Zap? (checked 2026-10-25). Time depends on your setup.