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Apr 2026: Bookings - Better booking protection for slot setup

Booking slot setup is now more robust, with built-in validation to prevent overlapping availability within the same space.

This helps ensure that your booking schedules remain accurate and conflict-free from the moment they are created.

What’s New

  • Automatic validation when creating or updating slot schemas

  • Prevention of overlapping time slots within the same space

  • Clear feedback when a conflict is detected

  • Improved reliability during booking configuration

Why this matters

  • Reduces the risk of duplicate availability and booking conflicts

  • Protects the booking experience for end users

  • Improves confidence when setting up and managing spaces

  • Minimises manual errors during configuration

When to use this

This enhancement is especially useful in the following scenarios:

Setting Up New Spaces

  • When creating booking slots for meeting rooms, amenities, or shared spaces

  • Ensures your initial setup is clean and conflict-free

Updating Existing Schedules

  • When adjusting availability (e.g. extending hours or adding new slots)

  • Prevents accidental overlaps with existing bookings

Managing High-Demand Spaces

  • For areas with frequent bookings (e.g. gyms, studios, or conference rooms)

  • Helps maintain a smooth and reliable booking experience

Multi-Admin Environments

  • When multiple team members manage the same spaces

  • Reduces the risk of conflicting changes

How It Works (High-Level)

  1. Navigate to your Booking or Space Management settings

  2. Select the space you want to configure

  3. Create or edit a slot schema

  4. Define the availability (dates and times)

  5. Click Save

If the new schema overlaps with existing availability:

  • The system will block the change

  • A message will highlight the conflict

  • You will be prompted to adjust the time slots before saving

Best Practice Tips

  • Review existing availability before creating new slots

  • Use consistent time intervals to reduce complexity

  • Avoid duplicating schemas across the same space without checking overlaps

  • Make incremental changes and save regularly to catch conflicts early