Cody Sigmon
My feedback
-
354 votesCody Sigmon
commented
My office offers trainings to people at our university on how to use Teams, Outlook, and OneDrive. The irony is that we can't use Bookings to have them sign up for these trainings because the fundamental assumption behind Bookings is that anyone using it is offering a one-on-one service. I would relish the opportunity to talk about our use-case so that Group Services would be a robust option for those of us using Microsoft products at enterprise scale.
Cody Sigmon
supported this idea
·
This is wildly popular... see all of the related ideas below:
313 votes - Allow Group Services Booking (this page)
231 votes - Option: more than one customer can book one timeslot
165 votes - Allow more than one person to attend a booking
178 votes - allow appointments with multiple staff members
115 votes - Events with multiple customers
78 votes - Groups in Bookings
68 votes - be able to set number of bookings per staff member or resource per time period. i.e A staff member/resource could take 10 customers at a tim
52 votes - Multiple attendees for one service