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The Bookings screen lists the bookings you made and the ones somebody made for you, so you can check from the floor that what you booked is still held, and release or delete a booking you no longer need.
If you don’t see this in your navigation, your administrator can switch the module on under Administration → Modules, or it may not be included in your plan. You also need permission to see bookings.
Open it from Home → Bookings. Bookings are made in the web app; see bookings. The handset does not make new ones.

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The list

The heading says Made by you, or made for you. Bookings are split into two groups: Each row shows the booking’s title (or its number where it has no title), then its number, site and window, then its status and what it holds. What it holds is drawn as a count beside an icon for each kind of line: tools, assets, places and people. The status uses the same words as the web app’s register: The refresh button reads the list again. You see your most recent 200 bookings; past that, the screen says Only your most recent bookings are shown. The rest are in the web app. With no bookings it says You have no bookings.

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One booking

Tap a booking to open it. The panel shows its status, When, Site, and how many Tools, Assets, Places and People it holds. A released booking also shows Released with when and why. ← Bookings goes back to the list, and the refresh button reads the booking again. Two buttons appear under it where they apply:

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Releasing a booking

Release this booking? asks: Release it sends it. Without the tick, the booking stays on your list as Released with your reason, and your organisation’s release rules apply, which may include a release notice or a short-notice fee. With the tick, you go back to the list.

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Deleting a booking

Delete this booking? explains that The booking and its lines will be removed. Reserved stock goes back into what’s available. There’s no fee and no notice. Choose Delete booking to remove it, or Keep it to leave it. Once a booking is deleted it is gone from the list. If the server refuses either one, the sheet shows the reason in its own words.
Bookings need a connection. Bookings are read live, because what is held for you can change while you are on your way. Nothing is kept on the handset, so without a signal the screen says No signal and offers Try again. Releasing and deleting are not queued for later either. Without a signal both buttons stay on the screen, greyed, with Needs a connection under them. If the signal drops while you are sending, the sheet says No signal, so nothing was changed. Try again when you have one.