Free times now say where
Reading your free times over the API tells you which of your places each one can be taken at — and you can ask about just one of them.
Released 20 August 2026
A free time is only useful if you know where it is. Reading your diary over the API now names the places each time can be taken at, so anything offering somebody a slot can offer the place in the same breath — and be sure the booking will stand.
What's new
- Every free time names its places — each one lists the venues it can actually be booked at, and the places themselves come back named in full, so you can say "10:30 at the Demo Centre" without a second call.
- Ask about one place — add the place to the question and you get only the times bookable there. Name it in words or by id, whichever you have.
- You can see what a place will ask the customer — a venue that takes the customer's own address, number or meeting link says so before you book, not after.
- A refused booking is now avoidable — booking already accepted a place and held the time to it, so a time read without one could be free somewhere else entirely and get turned away at the last moment. Asking again never helped, because the next answer was the same. Now the times themselves tell you.
Nothing changes if you only ever use one place: leave it out and you get the same answer as before, across everywhere you work.