Resources stay deliberately small
Name and location first. Rules attach after.
Add the room, then rules, quotas and check-in.
How to add a roomBefore you buy Why Offision?
Workplace admins need resources people can find, rules that reclaim unused space, and floors drawn once for the app and the lobby — without becoming a full-time policy engineer.
Content reviewed: September 2026
Name and location first. Rules attach after.
Add the room, then rules, quotas and check-in.
How to add a roomTeam space, policy and quota — checked together.
Every block reason surfaces in one check.
Booking rules start from the problemNo-shows hold space others could use.
Check in to keep it. Miss it and the slot frees.
How check-in and auto-release workOne floor map for app, panels and signage.
Draw the map once. Every desk stays searchable.
Assign rooms and desks to the mapThe same problem costs each group something different — and they rarely compare notes.
You reclaim no-shows and see which rooms and desks are actually used.
You set policies staff can understand and keep maps matching the physical floor.
You answer “where can I sit / meet” with one estate shared by app, panel and lobby screen.
Any bookable or assigned physical resource — meeting rooms, hot desks, equipment, parking — filed by building and floor.
Yes. Both are resources. Desks differ in practice (map points, printed codes, check-in deadlines) but sit in the same Booking module.
No. Design mode draws shapes; Assign mode links them. You can redraw a floor without touching booking history.
Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.