There are soooo many use cases for this in almost any organization. Managers can use it to facilitate scheduling employee reviews/evaluations, teachers can set up time slots for student conferences, presentations, etc. I've been using it myself to let folks book time for M365 or Power Platform consultations pretty much since it launched and it's saved a ton of back and forth emails or scheduling polls. I kind of wish there were a way to somehow add in another attendee during the booking stage (ie: two people in a department want to meet with me to discuss the same project or issue), but I'm not really sure how that would work. Once one of them books it, they can forward the meeting invite to the other, which does the job, but requires that they coordinate the time before booking with me.
There are soooo many use cases for this in almost any organization. Managers can use it to facilitate scheduling employee reviews/evaluations, teachers can set up time slots for student conferences, presentations, etc. I've been using it myself to let folks book time for M365 or Power Platform consultations pretty much since it launched and it's saved a ton of back and forth emails or scheduling polls. I kind of wish there were a way to somehow add in another attendee during the booking stage (ie: two people in a department want to meet with me to discuss the same project or issue), but I'm not really sure how that would work. Once one of them books it, they can forward the meeting invite to the other, which does the job, but requires that they coordinate the time before booking with me.
I tried to use Bookings, but after 90 days, the link expired and I had to redo it. Any idea why this happens?
I believe it expires with Private bookings, but I don't believe it expires when under the Public section