Problems you recognise · Rooms and desks
Offision suggested times are hints. Where starts must align, use fixed steps instead — the two are alternatives.
Suggested time slots are advisory — predefined times shown as hints, never enforced. Fixed steps turn them off for that schedule. A restricted room does not fall back to the company-wide suggestion list; only rooms without the restriction see those hints.
Read in Help Center: Offer the same suggested times everywhere
No. They are hints only. Turn on fixed steps when the grid must be enforced; that turns suggestions off for the schedule.
People still book at 9:07, on a public holiday, or after the building is locked — because the diary is a free timeline and the estate's real hours live in someone's head.
Full article ›Offision closes the booking form when the schedule says the building is closed — so late slots do not land after lock-up.
Read this guide ›Offision closes holiday dates on the booking schedule, so the diary does not treat a closed day as a weekday.
Read this guide ›Offision replaces the free timeline with a slot list when a schedule enforces fixed start steps — so 9:07 is not a bookable start.
Read this guide ›Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.
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