Overview
Resources are the spaces and items customers can book: meeting rooms, hot desks, phone booths, parking bays, studios, coliving rooms, equipment and more. Each resource has a name, photo and description shown on the members portal and app, prices that come from its resource type, and limits that control when and how it can be booked.Features and add-ons
Features, products sold with bookings, units, combined rooms, and integrations.
Resource types
Group resources that share the same prices.
Rates
What bookings cost: hourly, daily, capped, and time-limited prices.
Limits
Opening times, capacity, booking windows, cancellations, and durations.
Resource rules
Limits that apply only to some customers, days, or bookings.
How to access
Go to Inventory → Resources. Resources are shown as cards with their photo and location.
How resources are set up
Add a resource
Select Add resource and choose a template, or Manual entry to set everything yourself. Templates create the resource, a resource type and its prices in one go.Manual entry
- Create the resource type first if it doesn’t exist yet.
- Select Add resource, then Manual entry.
- Fill in the Resource details tab (see below) and select Save changes. The other tabs appear once the resource is saved.
- Turn on the resource’s features, check its prices on the Rates tab, and set its limits.
Resource details

Web portal and members app

Under Location, set the resource’s latitude and longitude with the map picker, so customers can find it.
Organise resources
In the resource list, choose the Position view and drag resources into the order you want. The same order is used in the admin booking calendar and, within each category, on the members portal.Archive a resource
Tick the resources you no longer use and archive them. Archived resources disappear from the members portal but keep their booking history. Find them in the Archived resources view, where you can restore them.Changing a resource’s details or prices doesn’t change bookings that were already charged or invoiced.
Find a resource’s ID
Open the resource; its ID is the number afterresources/ in your browser’s address bar. You need it for automation tiles, validation rules and the API.
Related
- Bookings — managing the bookings made for your resources
- Booking pricing and credit — how a booking’s price is worked out
- Floor plans — the units inside a resource