Skedda is all about scheduling space and managing online bookings in a visual way. Skedda offers unique scheduling features for spaces such as booking and pricing conditions by time, day, user and space, and sharing and dependency rules. Skedda is mobile-friendly and highly customizable with venues able to automate complex booking processes with the click of a button, removing the logistical headache that accompanies manual space management.
The platform is packed with an array of features like interactive floor plans, online payments, SSO SAML sign-in options, direct calendaring integrations with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams support, customizable user management, analytics and reporting, and much more. Furthermore, Skedda integrates with Zapier to allow venues the ability to connect to thousands of the web’s best apps.
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