You'll see how to search for a domain name on the WebOké website, check if it's available, and add it to your shopping cart.
Read the article: 2.1 Finding and choosing a domain nameWebOké in short videos
See how it works: short videos without sound, with explanations in speech bubbles. Per chapter of the manual.
Ordering
You'll see how to choose a web hosting package, search for a domain name right away, and add everything to your shopping cart.
Read the article: 2.2 Choosing a hosting plan (web hosting, email plan, Nextcloud, AI Builder)You'll see how to fill in your details from the shopping cart and confirm on the check screen, right before paying.
Read the article: 2.6 Filling in your details (private or business, VAT number)You'll see how to order a hosting package with your own domain name, which you move to WebOké. Don't have the transfer code yet? Then choose to move later.
Read the article: 2.5 Transferring a domain to WebOké (transfer code or transfer later)You'll see what the free website transfer service is and how to request it: with one checkbox when you order your hosting package.
Read the article: 2.5 Transferring a domain to WebOké (transfer code or transfer later)Logging in and securing your account
You'll see how to log in to My WebOké with your email address, your password and the login code you receive by email.
Read the article: 3.1 Logging in to My WebOkéYou'll see how to request a reset link if you've lost your password, and how to choose a new password afterwards.
Read the article: 3.4 Setting, changing or forgetting your passwordThe dashboard and controls
A quick tour: the dashboard, the menu, the search bar and the quick menu with Ctrl+K.
Read the article: 4.1 The dashboardDomains
You'll see how to add a DNS record to your domain, like an A record, and how to remove a record again.
Read the article: 5.4 Managing DNS: adding, editing and deleting recordsYou'll see where your domain's nameservers are and how the window to change them works.
Read the article: 5.3 Edit nameserversYou'll see your domain overview and a quick tour of the domain page: renewal, health, nameservers, DNS and the advanced settings.
Read the article: 5.2 The domain page: everything about one domainDid you choose to transfer later when ordering? Here's how to enter the transfer code in My WebOké and start the transfer of your domain yourself.
Read the article: 5.11 The transfer centre: transferring domains to WebOkéHosting and products
You'll see where to find your hosting package, what's on the product page, and how to get to DirectAdmin with one click.
Read the article: 6.3 Go to DirectAdminYou'll see how to choose more storage space for your hosting package and what you'll see before confirming the upgrade.
Read the article: 6.4 Expanding storageSee how to use the Email migration tool to copy your mail from your old provider to your mailbox at WebOké.
Read the article: 7.2 Migrating email to WebOké (including from Microsoft 365)Invoices and payments
You'll see where to find your invoices, how to open one, how to download the pdf, and how to send an invoice to another email address.
Read the article: 10.1 Viewing and downloading your invoicesYour administration
You'll see how to add a new contact, for example for your domains or invoices, and how to remove a contact again.
Read the article: 11.2 Managing contacts (and cleaning up duplicates)You'll see how to give a colleague access to your account, how to choose what that colleague can do, and how to withdraw an invitation.
Read the article: 11.3 Inviting users and setting permissionsAI at WebOké
You'll see how to start a new conversation in the AI centre and ask the AI assistant something about your own account.
Read the article: 12.1 The AI assistant: what can it do for you?Support
You'll see how to fill in a support ticket: subject, type of question, the product and your message.
Read the article: 13.2 Submitting a ticketHandy tools
You'll see how the free Domain health tool lets you check in one go whether a domain name is set up correctly, even without an account.
Read the article: 14.1 Domain health (also without an account)