Schedule
How to how closures work in practice
A closure blocks availability over a defined rule set rather than a single manual slot action. The system checks whether a booking window falls inside an active closure and suppresses those sellable times accordingly. Closures can represent full-day shutdowns or partial-day restrictions.
A closure blocks availability over a defined rule set rather than a single manual slot action. The system checks whether a booking window falls inside an active closure and suppresses those sellable times accordingly. Closures can represent full-day shutdowns or partial-day restrictions.
How closures work in practice
A closure blocks availability over a defined rule set rather than a single manual slot action. The system checks whether a booking window falls inside an active closure and suppresses those sellable times accordingly. Closures can represent full-day shutdowns or partial-day restrictions.
- A closure with start and end time of 00:00 functions as a full-day closure.
- Partial-day closures block only overlapping time windows.
- Operators can add, edit, and delete closures as operational rules change.
- Closures are useful for holidays, staff training, private events, venue downtime, and maintenance windows.
Tips
- Use Slot view for hands-on operational changes and broader views like Item or Asset when you need planning context.
- Choose closures for recurring or date-range shutdowns and slot blocks for one-off operational holds.
- Keep item durations accurate, because schedule overlap logic and open time options depend on them.
- Review schedule filters before concluding a slot is missing; the booking may simply be filtered out.