Microsoft Bookings

Premier B2B Booking Software

What do you like best? The ability to create a booking page with customers on social channels or on custom websites. What do you dislike? The service is not cheap for businesses and not many customers are aware of the new product in the Office Suite. Recommendations to others considering the product First thing is to consider the pros and cons of the product before making the jump because this service is not cheap. The next thing is to consider whether or not this product is easy to ...

Microsoft Bookings

What do you like best? What I like most about Microsoft Bookings is that is is simple to use. I also like that Microsoft Bookings comes with Office 365 Business automatically, so you don't have to worry about paying for it or anything. What do you dislike? What I dislike most about Microsoft Bookings is that not everyone knows about it and they don't know how to use it. I had to explain it to my coworkers, and although it is simple, they needed help figuring out how to use it. ...

Great concept for " on the go

What do you like best? I do love that there is an "app friendly version". I do love my outlook calendar when it comes to being on a PC tho.. What do you dislike? As far as user friendly... I'm used to using an outlook calendar for everything work related. However, I do like this app form better than the outlook app. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Benefits are the "on the go" ease. The app version is more user-friendly i ...

Microsoft Bookings for Scheduling

What do you like best? This program is easy to setup and easy to use. Great for organizing personal and customer related engagements. Great customer support as well. What do you dislike? Not many complaints about this program. Can be difficult for customers to access at times. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Scheduling and organizing appointments. Calendar management.

Easy to use, although someone limited in functionality

What do you like best? I use a variety of programs that require the use of Microsoft products, especially Microsoft Outlook. The Microsoft Bookings software is very compatible with Outlook and I can send appointment requests to other Outlook users. What do you dislike? The biggest drawback of Microsoft Bookings is juggling between that and Google Calendar, which more people seem to use. My primary email is set up with Google (Gmail, and I find it hard to synchronize the two calendars ...

Serviceable but lacking

What do you like best? It's functional, it works for basic scheduling. What do you dislike? Embedding hardly works, it doesn't give a ton of customization when sending to a custom landing page and is difficult to use with a website. Recommendations to others considering the product: I'm required to use this software by my company. I would use other software if I had the option. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Have a ...

Not ready for prime time

What do you like best? The tool integrates with Outlook 365 calendars, so everyone with an E3 license can be added to the bookings tool. Once we figured out how to exclude certain user names from appearing on the list (as unbookable), we like it better. What do you dislike? It's all or nothing: you can't have one or two people bookable for an event and not bookable other times. It's more suited to a business that regularly uses appointments for meetings (doctor's office, spa/salon, ...

Bookings for Microsoft

What do you like best? It wasn't very hard to figure out. Very fast processor and good for booking hair appointments. What do you dislike? It's not very practical for me to have in on my laptop. If I would have a tablet or if it was available on iPad, then it would be better for my business. I think if it was more user friendly and easier to organize than it would suit my needs better. However, I think for now I will stick to booking in my books. What business problems are you solving ...