I have a client that I've built out Amelia for, who is using it to book time in an events center that has several different spaces for rent by the hour. However, they have a few clients already on the books, and I need to find a way to block specific spaces and specified times to prevent others from overlapping with the existing schedule.

I've tried manually adding appointments on the backend, but that is a ton of manual entry, even with the ability to duplicate.

Is there a way to export a CSV and upload an edited version with the times blocked out, or is there an even easier way to accomplish this using Amelia's front-end tools?

There does not appear to be any communication between Amelia and Google Calendar.lieve I have this all set correctly based on this video: 

Has there been any movement on this.

As you can see from these screenshots, the Google Calendar events have not synced over to Amelia. It is my understanding that communication between Google Calendar and Amelia should be bi-directional. If I add an event to Google Calendar and mark it "Busy" on the synced Google Calendar, that block of time should show up as booked on the Amelia calendar.

Is this inaccurate?

I gave you access to the WordPress backend. So, you know that option is enabled and was when you initially logged in using the account I created for you.

I'm telling you that even with that option enabled, this function is not syncing, and I need someone from TMS to determine why.

The attached screenshot from your previous message contradicts what you're saying now.

Based on the original ask, needing a way to block out time in Amelia to avoid overbooking, you suggested integrating Google Calendar. Are you indicating that the blocked time slots will not appear in Amelia's calendar, but a customer will not have that time slot available to book when making an appointment?

It seems entirely counter-intuitive that the employee or admin would not also be able to view the appointments that are blocked out due to the Google Calendar integration, as it would make it confusing for them to add appointments to the Amelia calendar when the Google Calendar blocked times are invisible.

To show that this is not working how it is supposed to, I have included a screenshot of two appointments I've added to Google Calendar, and it looks like Amelia is still showing the same 6 PM timeslot available on March 6th.

Check your email. I've shared the calendar with you. All of the events are marked as busy.