# Book A Space In Locus

Use this guide when you want to book a desk or space for a specific day.

## Before you start

* You must be signed in and part of an organization.
* Your organization must have Atlas floorplans set up for the location you want.

## Steps

1. Open `Locus` from the app sidebar.
2. In `Calendar`, pick the day you want to work onsite.
3. (Optional) Open `Filters` and narrow by zone, attributes, or availability.
4. In `Floorplan`, choose your HQ and floor.
5. Select an available resource on the map.
6. Confirm booking details (all-day or timed) and create the booking.
7. Verify it appears in `My bookings`.

## If something does not work

* "Outside work schedule": your org schedule settings block that date/time.
* "Unavailable": the seat is already booked or not bookable for your current context.
* No floorplan shown: ask an admin to publish the floor in Atlas.

## Helpful follow-ups

* Use quick-book actions for faster repeat bookings.
* Add favorite resources to speed up future booking.

## Screenshot Checklist (GitBook Publishing)

* [ ] Capture the Locus page with `Calendar`, `Filters`, and `Floorplan` visible.
* [ ] Capture the selected date and selected seat before booking confirmation.
* [ ] Capture the success state in `My bookings`.
* [ ] Capture one troubleshooting state (for example, unavailable seat) when possible.
* [ ] Redact names, emails, and any sensitive workspace details.

## Screenshot Placeholders

* `TG-LOCUS-01-context`: Locus page with selected date and floor.
* `TG-LOCUS-02-action`: Resource selected, booking form ready to confirm.
* `TG-LOCUS-03-result`: Booking shown in `My bookings`.
* `TG-LOCUS-04-troubleshoot` (optional): Unavailable/out-of-schedule message.


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