Managing meetings and events using Outlook on the web for business
Given the steps already completed, the next supported troubleshooting path is:
- Test the Bookings page in an InPrivate/Incognito window.
- If it opens there, the issue is likely related to browser cache or the browser profile.
- Clear the browser cache in the affected browser profile.
- In Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Clear browsing data > select Cached images and files.
- In Edge: Settings > Privacy, search, and services > Choose what to clear > select Cached images and files.
- Disable browser extensions or test with a new browser profile.
- This helps rule out add-ins that can interfere with Bookings page rendering or redirects.
- Since staff changes were already tested, verify that any former staff are removed from all booking calendars, not just the affected one.
- Go to Bookings > Staff.
- Hover over the staff member and select the Delete icon.
- If more than one booking calendar exists, remove the user from each calendar.
- If the issue is related to calendar sync, have each active staff member confirm calendar sharing is set correctly.
- In Outlook on the web: Share > Calendar.
- Under People inside your organization, set My Organization to Can view when I'm busy.
- This is required for Bookings to sync staff availability correctly.
- If the page still shows Some error occurred after those checks, create a new Bookings page and test again.
- If a new page works, the issue is likely isolated to the original page configuration.
- If the issue also occurs on a newly created page, open a Microsoft support ticket for deeper investigation.
- The documented guidance for persistent Bookings page errors is to escalate to support.
For the blank calendar behavior and inconsistent service display, the supported Bookings guidance only confirms that unidentified syncing errors are typically transient and should resolve after a few minutes. If they persist or occur often, the next step is support escalation.
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