Signing Up & Creating Your Account
Create your Law Booker account in just a few minutes so you can start managing bookings for your firm.
Sign up with Google or Microsoft
The fastest way to get started is to use your existing Google or Microsoft account.
Go to the Law Booker registration page.
Click Google or Microsoft at the top of the form.
[Screenshot: Registration page showing the Google and Microsoft sign-in buttons at the top, with the email/password form below]
Sign in with your Google or Microsoft account and grant Law Booker permission to access your basic profile information.
You'll be taken straight to the onboarding wizard to set up your firm.
Your email is automatically verified when you sign up with Google or Microsoft.
Sign up with email and password
If you prefer not to use Google or Microsoft, you can create an account with your email address.
Go to the Law Booker registration page.
Fill in the following fields:
Name — Your full name
Email — Your email address
Password — Must be at least 8 characters
Confirm password — Re-enter your password
[Screenshot: Registration form with Name, Email, Password, and Confirm password fields filled in]
Click Create account.
Check your email for a verification message from Law Booker. Click Verify Email Address in the email to confirm your account.
[Screenshot: Verification email with the Verify Email Address button highlighted]
After verifying, you'll continue to the onboarding wizard to set up your firm.
Already have an account?
If you already have a Law Booker account, click Sign in at the bottom of the registration page to go to the login page.
Joining a firm by invitation
If someone from your firm sent you an invitation link, click the link in the email to create your account. You'll be guided through a shorter setup process since your firm is already configured.
What's next?
After creating your account, you'll walk through the onboarding wizard to set up your firm, choose a plan, and configure your profile. See Onboarding Wizard Overview for a full walkthrough.