Solutions
Ten capability areas, each running on Microsoft 365 as the system of record. Open a category for the full capability list.
Rooms, equipment, resources
Booking happens where the meeting is already being planned: Outlook and Microsoft 365. No second app, no second login, no second set of rules.
6 capabilities
Desks, floors, neighbourhoods
Desk sharing works when people can see the floor, find their team, and lose a seat they never used.
5 capabilities
Catering, AV, setup
Services are ordered in the same flow as the room, with the cost centre attached before anything ships.
4 capabilities
Visitors, hosts, retention
Visitors are registered from the invite that created the meeting, and their data leaves again on a schedule you set.
4 capabilities
Door signs, wayfinding
Screens outside the room carry live state and let people start, end, or claim a booking with one touch.
3 capabilities
Utilisation, no-shows
Utilisation reporting is part of the platform, and it separates what was booked from what was used.
3 capabilities
SSO, provisioning, audit
The security review is the first gate, so identity and audit are core behaviour rather than add-ons.
4 capabilities
Hosting, exit, accessibility
Where the data sits, how it leaves, and who can use the interface are answered in writing.
3 capabilities
Contracts, certifications, frameworks
The contractual and security paperwork a procurement review scores, written down before the review starts.
8 capabilities
Exchange, REST, finance
Exchange stays the system of record, and everything else connects over an open API.
3 capabilities
Shared buildings
Two entities can share a building and a platform without sharing visibility or invoices.
3 capabilities