I own a production studio with multiple studio rooms for rent. I have one email address, but a subcalender (google) for each studio, so I can keep the bookings separate. Currently it looks like Calendly searching all subcalendars for conflicts to prevent double bookings, but I want it to allow Studio A to be booked, even if Studio B is booked, I just don’t want a double booking in one studio.
I don’t want to buy more seats or more email addresses.
Acuity Scheduling can do it. 
Come on guys PLEASE?!
This is a huge need for me and others, is there a way to put in each Calendar ID link? Another workaround?
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Hi
The best way I've seen users workaround this is by using the Overlapping Meetings function within the event settings. For instance, you can have Studio A overlap any meetings created under Studio B and vice versa. But any meetings booking under Studio A would not allow any double booking. I put together an article on this that walks you through the process that you can read here:
Let me know if you have any questions!
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