In Offision

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Force starts onto a fixed step

Offision replaces the free timeline with a slot list when a schedule enforces fixed start steps — so 9:07 is not a bookable start.

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In Offision

How fixed time slots work

Turn on Restrict booking start times to fixed steps on the schedule, then set the Allowed step on each open time range. The booking form becomes a list of slots, not a free timeline. The step fixes the start, not the length — longer bookings take several slots in a row. Outlook and Google meetings that miss the grid can be allowed or declined.

Read in Help Center: Restrict bookings to fixed time slots

Common questions

Yes. The step lives on the schedule's time range. The form shows slots only, and calendars draw the grid as faint bands.

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See it against your own rooms

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