Microsoft Bookings
Microsoft Bookings makes
scheduling and managing appointments a breeze. It helps you schedule and manage
appointments with your customers, clients, or colleagues. Bookings includes a
web-based booking page, which integrates with Outlook to optimize your calendar
and gives people the flexibility to book a time that works best for them. Email
and SMS text notifications reduce no-shows. With built-in flexibility and the
ability to customize, Bookings can be designed to fit the situation and needs
of many different offices.
To get started, navigate to https://outlook.office.com/bookings and you'll be presented with the following:

If you click on 'Get Started'
it'll walk you through the three simple steps to get your Bookings page up and
running:

To start - you will not have
any meetings available, so if you preview your booking page, it'll just state
you do not have any meetings set up, so we'll go straight to the 2nd option,
'Customize the meeting type'
This takes you to the
configuration page for a meeting:

Go ahead and fill out the
fields detailing the meeting. Ensure to turn off 'Teams meeting' and add your
personal meeting link for Zoom.

When you click on 'See regular
meeting hours' it will open a new webpage and take you to your Outlook calendar
settings where you can set your working hours for each day.

These are the advanced options
that allow you to control buffer times and configure reminders and follow-ups



And this is how it looks with
a reminder configured.

Now once you're done
configuring the meeting, click the 'Save' button in the top right of the
window. This will take you back to the main bookings page which will now look
like this.

And now if you go and preview
your page it'll look like this:

You can configure multiple
meeting types, here is how you'll see Bookings with a second meeting option:

And this is what your Bookings
page will look like:

You can go into your Outlook
settings and adjust your signature to include a link to your Bookings page
automatically.

When someone books a time with
you, you'll receive an email with the details:

And it automatically adds the
event to your calendar:

Inside the event is where any
notes from the person would show.
