Book meetings for external users and have a limited amount of slots availible?
Hi! We work allot in O365 and specially in Teams. I really lack some kind of option to setup an invite for personal meetings with clients. I know i have the options to send them a mail/meeting in Outlook and hope they approve of that time. But when i have 30 clients and i want to say to them all that i am availble on these 30 timeslots, first one to pick gets the time they want. How can i setup this in O365? I have looked at Bookings, cant figure out if this is possible. I have looked in sharepoint to build some kind of public solution but it seems i can not find a way to only let one person book one timeslot. I have looked at Forms, but again it is the same problem... multiple clients can select the same timeslot. So now i do not know how to find a solution. I can always venture outside of O365 and look at services like Doodle. But id like to keep to O365 if possible. This is a problem for me but i am also investigating this for hundres of colleges in my company that also want this. A simple solution to send out 30 timeslots and let clients pick one and then that one gets marked as "taken". Any ideas of how i can do this?Microsoft Bookings - How to make adjustable timeslots?
How can i make it so that my customers can book a 5 minute seassion or a 3 hour seasson? It seems now they can only make a reservation for a pre-set time that i decide? I need my customers to be able to make a reservation for any length they want... not be restricted!! Anyone able to help me fix this?
M365 E5 vs. Office 365 E5 Regarding Business Apps (Free) - Specifically Bookings
SO, super confused on this. We have M365 E5 License (primarily), Office365 Business Premium, and Office 365 Business Essentials licenses in our tenant. I am trying to get the Bookings app to be available to our M365 E5 users, but can't seem to get it to work. I had a test user with O365 BP created and it works without having to do anything. I can even add the M365 users as admins to the Bookings site/calendar, but when I try to login to the bookings site online (https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?path=/bookings/calendar) with an M365 E5 user it says that I don't have access and that licenses have changed recently. So, a couple of questions/clarifications: What version of office is included with M365 E5? Is it O365 E5? O365 E3, O365 BP, something else? The reason being that Bookings states that it only works with BP, O365 E3, and E5 versions. How does this work/not-work across different MS/Office licenses? IE - why does it work with BP vs M365 E5? Do the organization level changes described here need to be applied to affect the M365 E5 users? https://support.office.com/en-us/article/get-access-to-microsoft-bookings-5382dc07-aaa5-45c9-8767-502333b214ce https://support.office.com/en-us/article/turn-microsoft-bookings-on-or-off-for-your-organization-c27537fa-525e-47a8-aadf-9b07ee75c227?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US Sorry, please ask for any clarifying information that I can provide. Note I am not an admin on this tenant and am relying on our Service Provider to do the above-referenced changes to our apps/settings/etc. and make sure everything is set up correctly. It is very difficult for me to sit back and take their word for it that everything was done correctly, so are there any ways I can verify any of the settings without admin access?
Bookings: Can we designate a unique URL for each specific "service" type?
Is it possible to designate a specific URL for each respective bookings' service? So, rather than someone going to the bookings page, scrolling through all the options and selecting their "service," we want to be able to copy and paste (and then send) the unique URL for the "service" we want the recipient to schedule themselves for. Can this be done? If not, can it be considered in the next release? Thank you.
Microsoft Places individual desk booking is not working
Hi, Following the documentation, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/places/configure-desk-booking, I successfully ran the shared command lines without any errors. However, on Microsoft Places, I am unable to see individual desks appear; only desk pools are visible. Has anyone managed to get this to work? Thanks,
