What do I need to have ready before onboarding Voksha for my plumbing business?

For Plumbing Services

The onboarding process moves fastest when you show up with a short list of specifics rather than starting from scratch. Have your service area defined, either by zip codes or drive-time radius from your shop, your full list of plumbing services with realistic price ranges for common jobs like drain cleaning, water heater work, and leak repair, and your emergency escalation contacts, meaning the phone number or numbers that should get an instant text alert when Voksha identifies a flooding, gas leak, or no-water emergency. If you are on Premium and want Voksha booking into a calendar, have your technician schedule ready along with login access to the calendar you use, such as Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, or Apple iCloud, so you can connect it from the dashboard during setup. If you use a field service platform such as ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro, have your account details on hand so Voksha support can set up the integration, letting booked calls flow into your existing dispatch board instead of creating a separate parallel system your office has to check. Finally, decide upfront how you want after-hours emergency calls handled differently from daytime routine calls, since many plumbing companies want emergency calls to trigger immediate technician notification while routine service requests simply land as a scheduled appointment for the office to confirm the next morning. With those pieces ready, most plumbing companies are live in under 5 minutes by forwarding their existing number.