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# v2.10.2 - 3rd April 2023
### **Multiple Day Desk Booking**
Now you can conveniently book a desk for multiple days ahead, ensuring you don’t miss out on working in that favourite spot of yours!
Navigate to the map, select a desk, open the date picker and tick ‘Book Multiple Days’... and when you're finished, hit done and your desk is chosen for all the selected days. Choose the slot you need for each day and book!
Please note, as always, this feature can be turned off within the company and building settings.
Tip - Use this in conjunction with the booking threshold setting to restrict people booking the same desk too far in advance.
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