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Set up amenity reservations and access rules in BuildingLink with step-by-step settings, common mistakes to avoid, and troubleshooting tips.
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Updated Dec, 6

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Schedule DemoIn BuildingLink, amenity reservations are set up in the Amenities/Reservations area by creating each amenity, defining its bookable time slots and capacity, then applying access rules (who can book, how often, how far ahead, fees/deposits, and approval). After that, test with a resident account, confirm notifications, and adjust rules to prevent double-booking and unfair access.
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Verify your BuildingLink role has permission to manage amenities, and confirm the Amenities/Reservations module is enabled for your property before you start configuring rules.
Add each amenity (pool, gym, clubhouse) and set hours, booking windows, time slots, capacity limits, and buffer times so reservations match how the space is actually used.
Define who can book (owners, tenants, guests), how many active reservations are allowed, party size limits, age or building restrictions, and whether approvals, deposits, or fees are required.
Run test reservations from a resident account, check confirmations and notifications, and troubleshoot common problems like double-booking, blocked time slots, and missing permissions.
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