Rooms, practitioners, and what they offer — the Shared studio guide walks you through it.
Setup then asks for your rooms (names only) and the email addresses of the practitioners who work from your space. Each one gets an email to set their password. If you invite someone, the next screen adds your first service or class with them as the one who offers it. Everything can be skipped and done later.
From the setup checklist ("Shared studio guide" at the top), from Rooms, or from Settings → Shared studio guide. It shows three steps and what is already done: 1. Add rooms, 2. Invite practitioners, 3. Add a service or class.
Rooms → + Add room. A name is enough; size and equipment can be added later. Practitioners pick a room when they schedule.
Instructors → Add, or the Invite step of the guide. They sign in, see your rooms, and set up their own schedule (Instructor Self-Scheduling is turned on for you).
Pick who offers it and which room it uses. A service or class with nobody assigned can't be booked.