Setup and tear-down for business

Flip time is part of the booking

AV, catering, and reset are not optional. Block them on the room so the next meeting cannot start while the last one is still being torn down.

Setup and tear-down on the Vega calendar

The buffer

Time the building actually needs

Prep and cleanup sit on the booking, so the next group cannot land on a crew that is still resetting.

Setup

Block the time before the doors open.

Tear-down

Hold the room until it is clear.

One booking

Both blocks travel with the event, and count as occupied.

How it works

1On the room calendar

Prep and cleanup count as occupied. Guests do not have to see those blocks.

2Events and meetings

Same conflict engine. Used for conference rooms, floors, and venues.

3No stacked holds

If the room is in reset, the next program cannot sit on top of it.

A person pushing a cleaning cart across a tiled floor
A space schedule with setup, the event, and tear-down on one booking

Two views

Staff see the holds. Guests see the start.

Prep and cleanup sit on the same booking and count as occupied. The public page can hide those blocks, so the listing still shows the real start time.

  • Setup before the doors open
  • Tear-down after the room is clear
  • Conflict detection treats both as time the space is taken

What they're saying

AV, catering, and reset are part of the booking, so the next meeting cannot start on a room that is still being flipped.

“Flip time is on the room now. The next meeting cannot land while we are still resetting.”
Facilities lead

See flip time on the room calendar

AV, catering, and reset are not optional. Block them on the room so the next meeting cannot start while the last one is still being torn down.