The Reservations page, depending on your permissions, will look one of two ways and allow you to perform slightly different actions. I'll start with users who solely have the "Submit reservation requests" permission, then get into users who have the "Manage reservation requests" permission.
Users solely with the "Submit reservation requests" permission
As it relates to reservation requests, users who solely possess the "Submit reservation requests" permission can only do one thing: submit reservation requests. Their version of the Reservations page will look like this:
The page contains:
- A "New" button, which opens the "New Reservation Request" form
- A calendar view of all upcoming reservations across the company
- A table showing all upcoming reservations across the company
- A search bar for quickly finding specific reservations
- Various filters for easy segmentation
- A "Reserved By" filter to quickly view a specific user's reservations
When they open a reservation, they'll see a modal that looks like this, containing all event details:
At this stage, the only actions they can take are:
- Comment
- Add attachments
- Cancel the reservation (if it's theirs)
Users with the "Manage reservation requests" permission
Users with the "Manage reservation requests" permission can also submit reservation requests by default. Their version of the Reservations page will look like this:
The page contains:
- A "New" button, which opens the "New Reservation Request" form
- A calendar view of all upcoming reservations
- A table showing all upcoming reservations
- A search bar for quickly finding specific reservations
- Various filters for easy segmentation
- A "Reserved By" filter to quickly view a specific user's reservations
When they open a reservation, they'll see a modal that looks like this, containing all event details:
At this stage, the only actions they can take are:
- Comment
- Add attachments
- Add new related work items
- Cancel the reservation