How to make meeting scheduling simple with Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams, Microsoft Bookings)

[@kelly8780]

Thank you for your videos. In terms of Bookings, there are specifics I do not see in your videos. A-you cannot brand a personal Bookings page with your company logo. Unprofessional so cannot use.
B-When an event is scheduled, you can SEE it in your Outlook calendar but with no specifics as in WHO is attending the meeting. You have to go to your Bookings calendar.
C-you cannot change the meeting title to add a company or attendee name.
D-If you add a buffer time before/after a meeting, it shows up on you Outlook calendar INCLUDING that buffer time now the actual start time.
Would love to know if I have this wrong or you DO have a video around this.
Thank you

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for your questions. Most have been addressed in your comment on my full Bookings tutorial video: ua-cam.com/video/nEjqE_u0DvY/v-deo.html

[@PaweW-td3wt]

Thank You. I will be also usefull, when You will add a table, when we should use which tools.

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching and for the suggestion.

[@traxcgn]

First, many thanks for your interesting videos.
I have an organization problem with Outlook for which I hope you have a clever idea.
I work for 2 different customers and have my own mail addresses in their office 365.
I also have my own 365 Outlook account.
As easy as it is to coordinate appointments with a calendar, how would you do this with a total of 3 separate calendars?
I would appreciate a smart idea.

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching. Calendly has some features to work with multiple calendars while Bookings does not. In terms of basic schedule management, tools like calendar publishing might make management of this setup easier.