In Timekit terms, a booking is a request to occupy a time-slot in a calendar belonging to a resource.
Depending on what kind of booking experience you're building a booking will have different characteristics. The cornerstone of a booking experience is what type of booking it consists of. These are the types of bookings that are available on Timekit:
1-to-1 bookings: This booking type allows customers to book a specific timeslot with a specific resource.
Round robin bookings: With this type of booking customers will book a specific timeslot that will be allocated to one random resource in a predefined team of resources.
Group bookings: This type allows multiple customers to book the same specific time-slot with a specific resource. As such, each booking resembles reserving a seat, much like a seminar, webinar or a class.
Not depending on its specific booking type then when a booking is confirmed an event is placed on the resource's calendar and the resource is no longer available at the given time-slot.
Try creating either a 1-to-1 booking, a round robin booking or a group booking with these guides.
Note: a booking is more than its type. Learn about booking workflows and how to use them.