Speak with Kisi. They have partnered with a company that sells smart access
technology for meeting rooms. The system can be integrated to your booking
platform so when a member books a room, that’s when they get a temporary
access to the meeting room. This avoids having awkward conversations and
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What if you don't know how long they were in there?
On Saturday, January 19, 2019 at 2:40:34 PM UTC-8, Joshua Webb wrote:
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> I log in and back book it. The same for people who go over. When they
> complain about the bookings or charges you can remind them that this is
> what they agreed to. Yo
I always book them and casually mention, email, or Slack with a nice
message.
Hey, noticed you had an event, meeting, etc. in the conference room, etc. I
booked it for you so that nobody else would think it was available. I know
I don't need to tell you this but everyone needs to ensure they book
I log in and back book it. The same for people who go over. When they
complain about the bookings or charges you can remind them that this is
what they agreed to. Your space and your time are worth something. Dont let
them steal from you.
*J**oshua Webb*
*Founder - International Speaker - Coach - E
We've had an ongoing issue, not all the time but reoccurring more often
than I'd like, with members using the conference rooms without booking them.
As you all know, space is our product/service and if people don't pay for
using our space we can't pay to be here.
How do you address this issue? A
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