Problems you recognise Campus admin
Offision can release unused equipment when nobody checks it in, so a cart does not stay locked to a class that never collected it.
If the policy requires check-in, an uncollected cart becomes a no-show and can release after the grace period. Facilities then see whether the kit was used — not only whether it was reserved.
Yes, when check-in is on. After the grace period the kit can return to the pool, the same way an empty room does.
The class has a room. The projector, cart or lab kit was booked on a separate list — or not at all. Someone walks the equipment to the wrong door, or two classes think they have the same screen.
Full article ›Offision books equipment the same way it books a classroom — as a resource with a diary, not a note in the room remarks.
Read this guide ›Offision can put the room and the kit on one booking, so a free hall never pairs with a cart that is already promised.
Read this guide ›Offision places equipment on a room, so Theatre A's kit is not reserved against Theatre B.
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.