If you operate multiple facilities in Birrdi, it’s important to structure your booking links correctly to avoid issues.
How Booking Links Should Be Set Up
Each facility should have its own dedicated booking link.
Facility A → Booking link includes Facility A only
Facility B → Booking link includes Facility B only
This keeps the booking experience clean and ensures everything works as expected.
What to Avoid
Avoid creating booking links that reference multiple facilities in a circular way.
Example of what not to do:
Facility A booking link includes Facility A + Facility B
Facility B booking link includes Facility B + Facility A
This creates a circular dependency between booking links.
Why This Causes Issues
Birrdi does not properly support circular booking link configurations.
This can lead to:
Incorrect availability showing
Unexpected behavior in the booking flow
Best Practice (Recommended Setup)
Keep booking links facility-specific and isolated.
Each facility should:
Have its own booking link
Only include its own simulators/bays
Not reference other facilities
Summary
If you have multiple facilities:
Do not mix facilities inside the same booking link
Do not create circular booking dependencies
Keep each booking link tied to a single facility
This ensures a stable and predictable booking experience for your customers.