Dec 29 2022 12:24 PM
I have a simple booking set-up - I offer 5 services of different time lengths via one staff.
Everything worked perfectly until this week - the booking calendar has stopped blocking off already scheduled time on the booking page. On the backend, I can see that there are bookings and which times should be unavailable, but the calendar is not reflecting that. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Jan 04 2023 07:20 AM
Jan 12 2023 01:11 AM
Hi, I am having the same exact issue.
Appointments in Outlook stopped blocking the boxes calendars ater Christmas.
Are there any news on this?
Jan 12 2023 02:01 AM
Jan 12 2023 02:14 AM
Jan 12 2023 02:22 AM
Jan 12 2023 02:29 AM - edited Jan 12 2023 02:35 AM
It is the following issue I raised here on 29 Dec 2022 which I subsequently raised a Support ticket since it is a system bug. Suggest you raise a ticket to Microsoft if you suspect yours is a system bug and a different issue.
We are also experiencing the same issue this month. We had setup a service assigned to one staff only with a day duration and max 1 attendee. It had worked well since April 2022 and we are starting to receive double bookings this month. The published page is now accepting bookings on all days regardless whether the staff is already booked for the day. Any suggestions on a workaround and looking forward to a quick fix from Microsoft . Thanks.
Jan 12 2023 02:32 AM
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Jan 16 2023 01:09 AM
Jan 16 2023 01:54 AM
@Tanuj2235 I just checked, and the problem persists.
Please note: Timeslots that are booked through the Bookings service do show up in staff's Outlook and they do become unavailable for any new bookings. This has worked fine throughout this thread, and it has not been described as an issue in this thread.
However—timeslots booked directly in staff's outlook or through accepted invitations in staff's outlook do not block Bookings from allowing new bookings in the same slot. Bookings allow bookings conflicting with staff's Outlook calendar, and they do show up in staff's Outlook calendar adjacent an already existing conflicting Outlook event.
Jan 16 2023 02:15 AM
Jan 16 2023 04:49 AM
Jan 30 2023 12:00 AM
Feb 08 2023 09:25 AM
I've tried changing the permissions, as suggested by @PerElvis72 but that hasn't worked. The time still shows as available. Is there a way to shut down individual days through bookings without having to change the overall settings of availability? I will be at a conference, which is on my calendar for 4 days (I even tried to add the days individually). Can I block off just those individual dates somewhere in Bookings?
Feb 09 2023 12:29 PM - edited Feb 09 2023 12:49 PM
@gaganv I just discovered that all-day calendar events in the Outlook App for Android are erroneously created in the GMT time zone (I'm in CST, and my user/app settings reflect this). As a result, customers are able to book appointments on days that should be blocked, because rather than midnight to midnight on Monday, for example, Bookings sees the all-day event as 6pm Sunday to 6pm Monday (accounting for the difference between GMT and CST), thus allowing customers to book starting at 6pm. This only seems to happen with calendar events created in the Android app; events created using the web app are seen correctly by Bookings. See the screenshot here, in which an "all day busy" event for Feb 11 is instead recognized as 6pm Feb 10th to 6pm Feb 11th.
Mar 06 2023 04:45 PM