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Hi Experts,
We have an active O365 A3 subscription, but I can't see Bookings service at the admin center.
How can I make it visible?
Thanks!
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Ditto here. Over the weekend the booking portal started displaying a message that the "licensing model had changed" and users no longer have access to
bookings. I follow instructions as every one else ahs above and bookings simply is not listed as an option.
Any traction on this ?
Hi Marks, I'm Mike, and I can't see it either, despite the link showing in apps on Teams. I have a very nice message, "Bookings license is not assigned or not yet ready. Please try again in a few minutes." But cannot provide it to my organization.
Hello
Was this ever resolved please, and if so how?
I cannot see Bookings in Settings > Org settings > Servicesor in the Office Home Page.
Thanks
MArk
Hi Mark. I'm Mark too. Nice to meet you! I'm also the global admin for my organization. I also cannot see Bookings listed in the large list of other apps. Hope us Mark's can one day use bookings!
Hi Seven,
Thank you for the prompt reply.
Actually by navigating to M365 admin center > Settings > Org settings, Bookings service is not listed.
Please see the picture as below.
BR.