How do I actually set up Voksha for my locksmith business?

For Locksmiths

You can be live in under 5 minutes by forwarding your existing number, and you can add more detail whenever you like. You start by forwarding your existing business line to Voksha, which works with whatever phone setup you already have, whether that is a cell phone you have been using as your business line, a VoIP system, or a dedicated landline. From there, you enter your standard rates for the core services you quote most often (lockout service, re-key, safe opening, and any automotive key work), your service area or radius, and your after-hours or emergency premium if you charge one. You also set up the dispatch step: who is on call, and whether Voksha should notify them by text alert (or Slack) when a job comes in, including a rotation if you have multiple techs sharing on-call duty across the week. On Premium, you connect your calendar (Google Calendar or Outlook from the dashboard, or Calendly set up with Voksha support), so non-emergency appointments like a scheduled re-key or a commercial lock upgrade get booked directly instead of requiring a callback. Once that is configured, Voksha starts answering immediately, and most locksmiths run it in parallel with their existing setup for the first few days to confirm quotes and dispatch notifications are landing correctly before fully relying on it. There is no hardware to install and no technician visit required, this is entirely a phone-forwarding and web-dashboard configuration. Because billing is month-to-month with a 7-day money-back guarantee, you can test the full setup against a real week of on-call rotation with essentially no risk.