Problems you recognise Rooms and desks
Without check-in data, nobody knows which bookings became real meetings. The same ghost patterns repeat year after year because nothing measures them.
User resource usage in Booking Analytics builds a pivot grid — drag fields into rows and columns to cross who booked against what they booked. Booked hours count scheduled length per resource; cancelled, rejected and no-show bookings drop out once recorded. Use it to compare booking volume to check-in patterns before tightening policy.
Offision Analytics compares booked hours to checked-in hours, so you can size the problem and set rules with numbers behind them.
Ghost bookings make a full calendar look like a space shortage. The fix is not more rooms — it is making bookings expire when nobody shows up.
Full article ›A standing weekly sync can keep blocking a room every Tuesday long after the project shipped. Series are easy to create and awkward to end — so ghost slots accumulate in silence.
Read this guide ›When reserving a room costs nothing, booking early and deciding later is the rational move. The calendar fills with options, not meetings.
Read this guide ›Without check-in, a no-show booking keeps the room marked busy on the calendar, the panel and the map — while the room sits empty in the corridor.
Read this guide ›Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.