Problems you recognise Floor space
Booking data tells you what people intended. Without check-in or sensors it overstates real use, and every conclusion drawn from it is optimistic.
When Require check-in is on, Analytics compares booked hours to checked-in hours — no-shows drop out of occupied time so lease and portfolio decisions reflect meetings that actually happened.
A few weeks of normal operation is usually enough to see weekly patterns and identify the peak day. Seasonal decisions benefit from longer.
Deciding on floor space with badge counts and a show of hands is expensive in both directions — too much space, and too little.
Full article ›A floor at 60% average utilization can still turn people away every Tuesday. You need the distribution, not the mean.
Read this guide ›Access logs prove someone came in. They cannot tell you whether the shortage is desks, rooms, or the two large rooms everyone wants.
Read this guide ›Utilization, occupancy, attendance and booking rate answer different questions. Mixing them produces a deck that does not survive challenge.
Read this guide ›Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.