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First Steps

This guide walks you through the most important steps to set up WAKU Care.

  1. Create your account

    Sign up for WAKU Care and confirm your email address. You’ll be guided through a setup assistant to create both your account and your first workspace. You can also accept an invitation to an existing workspace.

    After registration, your workspace is unlocked for 14 days, during which you can test and use all features. If you have questions about features, or are convinced that WAKU Care is a solution for your organization, you can contact us directly.

  2. Set up your workspace

    Your workspace is your organization’s home. Give it a name and choose your business type:

    The business type affects how certain features work, such as the management of customer workspaces (only available for manufacturers and service providers). For how different organizations use WAKU Care, see Use-Cases by Team Type.

  3. First deployment

    When your workspace is set up, we automatically create a deployment for you. A deployment often represents a physical site. You can configure right away:

    • Name and address
    • Timezone

    You can create more deployments later, depending on your organization’s structure. Further settings are also available, such as default assignees for new cases and work orders, notification settings, and more.

  4. First device

    You can create your first device to use all features directly with an asset in your workspace and deployment. You can specify:

    • The device’s name
    • Manufacturer and model You can also enter a serial number, select a manufacturer and a device model, and attach documentation.

Once you’ve set up your workspace, your deployment, and your first device, we recommend these next steps:

Go to Devices and create a new device in the deployment of your choice, specifying manufacturer and model. You can also enter a serial number, attach documentation files, and assign device tags.

Go to Workspace Settings > Users & Permissions to invite colleagues. Assign them appropriate roles so they can work with devices and create work orders.

Before you create your first work order, set up work templates in the Knowledge Hub. These standardized checklists ensure consistent work quality and save time when creating work orders.

If you have recurring maintenance needs, create a strategy that automatically generates work orders on a schedule.

When something goes wrong, create a case to document the problem. Use case templates for recurring issues. Track the resolution process from initial report to final solution.