Shared Microsoft Bookings Pages are now available at UBC

Microsoft Bookings
February 19, 2026

Shared Microsoft Bookings Pages are now available to request for eligible UBC users. Shared pages are designed for departments and teams that need a central place to schedule and manage appointments, such as offering services, setting open office hours, and coordinating bookings across multiple staff members. 

What is a Shared Bookings Page? 

A Shared Bookings Page helps teams: 

  • offer multiple bookable services from a shared page 
  • customize business hours and availability 
  • enable staff members to manage their booking availability 
  • streamline appointment scheduling for internal and external audiences 

Before you request a new Shared Bookings Page 

Please only request a Shared Bookings Page when you must. Consider: 

  • Does another Shared Bookings Page already exist in your department/team? 
  • Can you use Personal Bookings instead for your scenario? 

Shared Bookings Pages are not intended for personal use. Even if you’re assigned ownership of a Shared Bookings Page, your department has the authority to request access if required. 

How to request a Shared Bookings Page 

Start here: 

We’ve published some How To’s to help you get started: 

Eligibility 

Eligible users: UBC Faculty, Staff, and Student Employees 
Ineligible users: Service Workers (A1), and Unpaid Clinical Faculty (A1), Contractors (A1), Guests (Email Only) and Students 

Microsoft Bookings is available for eligible UBC users with an M365 account. If you have not been migrated to Exchange Online, you are not eligible to own or administer a Microsoft Bookings page, however, you will still be able to book appointments using the application. 

Page last updated on March 19, 2026


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