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Admin Setup Guide
This guide covers everything an administrator needs to do to set up WAKU Care for their organization.
Phase 1 — Foundation
Section titled “Phase 1 — Foundation”1. Configure your Workspace
Section titled “1. Configure your Workspace”- Set your organization’s name and address
- Choose your business type (Device User, Service Provider, or Manufacturer)
- Set up your Workspace Profile if you want a public-facing organization page
2. Create Deployments
Section titled “2. Create Deployments”Create a deployment for each physical site:
- Navigate to Deployments and create a new one
- Set the name, address, and timezone
- Configure default assignees — who should receive new cases and work orders
- Set up notification emails
3. Set up your Tag system
Section titled “3. Set up your Tag system”Before adding devices, define your tagging strategy:
- Create Device Tags — How do you want to categorize devices?
- Create Maintenance Tags — How do you categorize work?
- Create Case Tags — How do you categorize incidents?
Phase 2 — Devices
Section titled “Phase 2 — Devices”4. Register your devices
Section titled “4. Register your devices”Choose your approach:
- Manual entry — Create devices one by one through the UI
- Bulk import — Import from CSV/Excel for large numbers
5. Set up Device Models
Section titled “5. Set up Device Models”- Create Manufacturers for your device suppliers
- Create Device Models with specifications
- Upload technical documentation (manuals, datasheets, safety guides)
6. Generate QR Codes
Section titled “6. Generate QR Codes”- Generate QR codes for each device
- Print and physically attach them to devices
- Test scanning
Phase 3 — Templates & Procedures
Section titled “Phase 3 — Templates & Procedures”7. Create Work Templates
Section titled “7. Create Work Templates”- List all recurring maintenance procedures
- Create a Work Template for each one with detailed task checklists
- Include durations, instructions, and reference files
- Specify required spare parts per task
8. Create Case Templates
Section titled “8. Create Case Templates”- Identify frequently reported problems
- Create Case Templates with standardized descriptions and solution suggestions
- If using the Customer Portal, select which templates should be available there
Phase 4 — Automation
Section titled “Phase 4 — Automation”9. Set up Strategies and Device Data Triggers
Section titled “9. Set up Strategies and Device Data Triggers”- For time-based recurring procedures, create a Strategy with a fixed interval
- For usage-based or anomaly-based automation, create a Device Data Trigger on the relevant metric, with its action set to create a work order
- Link the appropriate Work Template
- Assign devices to the strategy or trigger
- Start inactive/paused, verify the configuration, then activate
10. Enable the Customer Portal (optional)
Section titled “10. Enable the Customer Portal (optional)”- Enable the Customer Portal per deployment
- Set a PIN and configure the portal content
- Select available Case Templates
- Distribute QR codes to the devices
Phase 5 — Team
Section titled “Phase 5 — Team”11. Invite your team
Section titled “11. Invite your team”- Go to Workspace Settings > Users & Permissions
- Invite team members with appropriate Workspace Roles
- Assign Deployment Roles per site
- Communicate tagging conventions and procedures
12. Set up inventory (if applicable)
Section titled “12. Set up inventory (if applicable)”- Create Part Manufacturers and Part Categories
- Define Materials for all spare part types
- Set up Part Locations
- Enter initial stock quantities
- Configure inventory constraints (min/max levels)
Ongoing administration
Section titled “Ongoing administration”- Review and adjust strategies
- Update work templates based on technician feedback
- Manage team members
- Monitor inventory levels and constraint alerts
- Refine tags
- Review cases for patterns that warrant new templates or strategies

