Getting started

Accepting an invitation as a team member

If a business invited you to Bokko, you join from the emailed link: in one step with a new account, or after signing in with an existing one.

Adding services

Services define what guests can book, how long each appointment takes, what it costs, and whether it appears on your online booking page.

Setting booking rules

Booking rules control when guests can book, what they can do on their own, whether a deposit applies, and which additional conditions guests accept when booking.

Completing your business profile

The Business details screen controls the public information on your booking page: name, contact details, address, timezone, currency, Google presence and several business switches.

Publishing your booking page

Your booking page becomes available to guests only after publishing. This article explains the Publish page requirements, the optional preview, publishing and the legal finishing step, and the sharing tools after publishing.

Publish readiness checklist

What the Publish checklist means, which items block activation, which ones you can fill in while publishing, which are only recommendations, and where to fix each of them.

Registration and sign-in

Create your Bokko owner account (when registration is open), confirm your email address, and sign in with email or your Google account.

Service prices and pricing types

Fixed price, “from” price or price on request: which pricing type to use when, what guests see, and how to add prices to services created from a template.

Service templates (quick start)

Industry quick-start templates create a base service catalogue in one step during setup, and can optionally apply a matching opening-hours and accent-colour template.

Setting opening hours

Opening hours define the base weekly schedule for when Bokko can offer booking slots.

Setting up your activities

What to enter under “What types of appointments do you manage?”, where to change it later, and what Bokko does — and doesn't do — with it.