Getting started.

There are two ways to create a new bsns.cc workspace: start a public trial, or redeem a code we sent you. If you are joining somebody else’s existing business, its admin should invite you from Settings › Team instead.

1. Choose the right starting path

For a self-serve workspace, open /try. Enter your name, work email, business name and address, the kind of work you do, and the current Starter, Standard, or Scale package that fits the team. The page shows the trial length, whether a card is required, the included seats, and what happens when the trial ends before you submit.

If you have an invitation code, open /get-started. Codes look like bsns-XXXXXXXX, can be redeemed once, and expire 30 days after they are generated. The account page shows that invite's plan, trial, price, card requirement, and agreement requirement before you submit. An expired or invalid code needs a fresh invitation.

2. Confirm your email and sign in

Signup sends a secure one-time link to the address you entered. Opening it confirms the account. You can then add a passkey with Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or your phone. Password, Google, and Apple sign-in remain available where configured; see Settings for MFA and recovery details.

The trial path creates an available workspace subdomain from the business name. Invitation signup also exposes an advanced subdomain field if you want to choose it before creating the workspace.

3. Continue to one workspace setup

After email confirmation and the optional security step, Auth confirms that the workspace is ready. Continue to Work for the product setup. This is the only first-run guide; there is no separate wizard to complete first.

• Use a real starting point. Import contacts, create a customer or task, or open the recommended first step for your kind of business.
• Or explore safely first. Take the 30-second tour or load clearly labeled fictional sample data that can be removed later.
• Add details when they become useful. Company profile, MFA, and teammate invitations remain available in Settings, but a solo owner does not need them to finish onboarding.

What gets turned on

Apps are provisioned as a connected package and by the workspace setup, not through a hidden app-by-app shopping cart. Starter, Standard, and Scale include different seat allowances and may include different team capabilities. Read Pricing for the current package structure, then use the app guides and Common jobs on Help for the surfaces enabled in the active business.

A useful first end-to-end check is to add a real contact and task, submit a form, create a booking, or send a test invoice, then open Work and review the resulting follow-up. The source app owns the business object; Work owns the follow-up. See Workflows for that model.