Bookings error
What does this message mean on Microsoft booking, I've been trying to see my booking registry but i keep seeing this message, sometimes the massage varies when i try to access the app, but often it just appears like the following: Detailed message displayed: UTC Date: 2025-03-11T14:14:30.266Z Client Id: F6F199305D9541EDA2A53EE57C90EDB8 Session Id: 8009806d-b6f3-40b9-9ddd-0ef7ba2b900f Client Version: 20250310070 BootResult: network Back Filled Errors: Unhandled Rejection: Error: [object Object]:undefined|Unhandled Rejection: Error: [object Object]:undefined|undefined:undefined|undefined:undefined err: Error: [object Object] esrc: StartupData et: ServerError estack: Error: [object Object] at https://res.df.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.47106.6187e72c.js:1:71227 at async S (https://res.df.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.10245.3a6876a0.js:1:3108) at async https://res.df.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.10245.3a6876a0.js:1:2460 at async l (https://res.df.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.bookingsindexv2.b6602698.js:1:97492) at async w (https://res.df.onecdn.static.microsoft/owamail/hashed-v1/scripts/owa.bookingsindexv2.b6602698.js:1:100345)
MS Bookings : hyperlink
Hello, I am trying to add a notification via the confirmation email and where I would like to insert a hyperlink to the text. But It seems like impossible to do it. In fact, I select the text and I click on "Insert link", then a window pops up showing the name box and the link box. But I can't fill in the box with the link. Is there any solution for this issue ? Thank you in advance. Ilyes
Time zone erratically assigned
I'm using Bookings through an Education account at an R1 university. I have attempted setting up my calendar availability many different ways in Bookings, but I continue to experience the same error about which many others have complained. Unfortunately, the workaround that seems to work for business users is not an option in educational accounts. The option to "Always show time slots in business time zone" appears nowhere. This morning, I had a student book an appointment with me, thinking it was at 10a (PST), when it was actually a slot for 1pm (EST, and where we are located). The confirmation email I received showed the time as 12p (CST). This seems to be a perennial problem with Bookings, yet no one seems to have a solution for it in this particular context. We're not technically a "business," but major universities are BIG money for Microsoft. I can only imagine how much profit they are making selling their platform to a university like this, with >32k students and >12,000 employees, across all campuses. It seems like y'all might consider re-working the application code to develop a more stable solution. I never had this issue when our University still allowed us to use Google calendar with students. If someone has an answer, I will be forever in your debt.
How to set up a booking with multiple staff?
Our office just switched to Office 365. I'm used to using calendar/booking software like Calendly etc. I find it easier to send people a booking link than to try to coordinate between multiple people. I need to send a booking link to an external customer but I need the available times to book to be where there is overlap between multiple staff members, and for when the booking is made, it alerts these multiple staff. For instance, I am trying to set up a meeting with an external client, my boss, and myself. I want the external client to be able to only book times that my boss and I are both available, and when they book I want it to include both my boss and myself in the booking. I tried to set up a booking and turned off the "choose staff" option, but instead of booking both of us, it only booked one of us. Is it possible to do what I want to do in the MS booking app?Bookings shows available time slots even though it is booked in my calendar
I created a personal booking page. But I do not see the time slots displayed in my calendar and when I go to the booking page, all time are available completely not taking into account the meetings that are already in my calendar. Why in the name of god would you ever design a self booking function that does not look at existing meetings in the target calendar. Worked with google self scheduler and calendly and this is absolutely a non existing problem for both of these platforms. Now transitioned to 365 and I can't seem to get a simple feature as a self scheduler set up :( Attached a screenshot of all the available configuration options. So 2 questions: - I want to see the blocks in my calendar (attached an example of google self scheduler how it shows up in your calendar - it completely ignores meetings in my calendar and lets people book those slots leading to double bookings. Please help me out.
Microsoft Bookings error
Hello, I'm having an issue with clients trying to use my work's Microsoft Booking page. After clients select a time and submit a request, they get an error: "Please try again Something went wrong We couldn't book that appointment. Please reload the page and try again." I've tested it myself as well. Even after reloading the page, clients receive the same error. My calendar seems to accept the appointment and actually places it on my Outlook Calendar, but the issues has been causing clients distress. I didn't seem to find any previous discussing with the keywords I've entered, so apologize if it's a common question! Thanks in advance for any assistance.Is it possible to assign staff to a task automatically, or assign a secondary email?
Hello, I have admin rights on our staff bookings page. We have an internal mail system integrated with M365 Outlook and each staff member has a work address assigned to our company domain. The problem arises from Booking's apparent inflexibility: I cannot seem to add contextually separate availabilities for the same staff member. For example, I want to be available on premises 3 days a week for the hours 9:30am to 14:30. I will additionally be available for online appointments 2 days a week 13:30 to 17:00. Let's say I have 2 tasks, A and B. A is in-person and B is online. When I assign staff to task A with hours for 9:30 to 14:30, then assign them to task B, adding 13:30 to 17:00, it universally assigns them those hours for task A as well, even though it is a separate task and they will not be available in-office then. I could not figure out a way around this, so ended up adding a separate staff member, which then requires a second email. We cannot get additional emails provisioned, so they have to use a gmail account. Our internal mail server is unreliable when sending to gmail and sometimes filters our outgoing appointment emails as spam such that it doesn't reach gmail at all. I have personally tested this. I thought that maybe I could just assign our primary email to an "additional email" field on the secondary staff clone, such that our internal email would still be pinged, but it doesn't seem to be an option. Then I wondered if it would be possible to automatically assign the staff's primary account (to get the notifications) when their secondary clone was booked for online appointments. Ultimately I am just looking for a solution to this problem, no matter how it's accomplished, but would also like to see Bookings just allow that baseline functionality to begin with. It feels unnecessarily restrictive. ThanksMicrosoft Bookings error
Hello, I'm having an issue with clients trying to use my work's Microsoft Booking page. After clients select a time and submit a request, they get an error: "Please try again Something went wrong We couldn't book that appointment. Please reload the page and try again." I've tested it myself as well. Even after reloading the page, clients receive the same error. My calendar seems to actually place the appointment on my Outlook Calendar, but aren't getting the correct feedback/confirmation. I didn't seem to find any previous discussing with the keywords I've entered, so apologize if it's a common question! Thanks in advance for any assistance.
