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Microsoft Bookings shared booking page
Documents shared booking setup with multiple staff, business hours, time increments, split shifts, blocked closed periods, and customer-visible availability limits.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking | Choose booking when users reserve an offered appointment, service, class, room, seat, resource, table, or visit from provider-defined availability. | Changing service, staff, resource, party size, date, timezone, location, or duration recomputes available slots before confirmation. | Microsoft Bookings supports business hours, split shifts, blocked closed periods, multiple staff, time increments, and customer-visible availability. |
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- Booking vs scheduling vs checkout vs date picker
Microsoft Bookings documents business hours, split shifts, blocked closed periods, multiple staff, and customer-visible availability.
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