Spaces
Rooms, fields, and halls, with the hours they can actually be booked.
Scheduling for business
The room calendar is the source of truth
Space management is the job: who has the room, for how long, including setup. Events sit on that same calendar so a keynote cannot land on a board offsite.
Where it fits
The same calendar, different jobs
Rooms, roles, and repeating dates, on the calendar your staff already share.
Permissions
People book what they own. A high-demand space can wait for a sign-off.
Repeating dates
Weekly practices and seasonal runs, with a conflict check on every occurrence.
How it works
1Rooms first
Conference rooms, floors, and venues with real holds, not a shared spreadsheet.
2Events on the same grid
Programs you charge for and internal meetings do not live in two tools.
3Conflicts in time
You move the booking while you still can.
What they're saying
The room calendar is the source of truth. A keynote cannot land on a board offsite.
See the room calendar
Space management is the job: who has the room, for how long, including setup. Events sit on that same calendar so a keynote cannot land on a board offsite.