Microsoft Bookings Complete Set-Up Guide
A professional booking experience shouldn’t require expensive software or hours of setup.
This free downloadable guide walks you through exactly how to configure Microsoft Bookings (a tool already included in your Microsoft 365 subscription) to simplify your appointment process, reduce no-shows, and impress clients.
Get your free copy and learn how to:
- Set up your booking services, staff, and availability in just minutes
- Sync seamlessly with Outlook and Microsoft Teams
- Customise your booking page to match your brand and business hours
- Enable automated reminders and buffer times to prevent no-shows
- Gain real-time visibility into staff and client appointments
Don’t just book meetings. Automate them. Know exactly what to do, step-by-step, without the overwhelm.
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