
Initial Consultation: Discuss your business needs, data sources, and desired workflows with Parabola's team.
Proof of Concept (POC): Often, a POC is conducted to demonstrate Parabola's capabilities with your actual data and use cases. This helps validate the solution and refine the implementation plan.
Onboarding and Training: Parabola provides onboarding and training resources to help your team learn the platform.
Workflow Design and Development: You (or with Parabola's assistance) design and build your automated workflows using the drag-and-drop interface.
Testing and Refinement: Thoroughly test the workflows to ensure accuracy and optimize performance.
Deployment: Deploy the workflows into production.
Data Ownership: Parabola typically states that customers retain ownership of their data.
Data Portability: Customers should be able to export their data from Parabola in a common format (e.g., CSV, JSON) to ensure portability.
Flexibility: Parabola aims to offer flexibility to accommodate changing organizational needs.
Communication: Communicate with your Parabola account manager to discuss your requirements and explore options.
Renewal:
Renewal Notification: Parabola should notify you in advance of the renewal date.
Pricing Changes: Pricing might be subject to change upon renewal.
Cancellation:
Notice Period: A written notice of cancellation is typically required within a specified timeframe (e.g., 30 or 60 days) before the end of the contract term.
Cancellation Fees: Cancelling before the end of the contract term might incur cancellation fees or penalties.
Data Retrieval: You should be able to retrieve your data upon cancellation.