Official Crestron Integrated Partner

Connected
workspace.

Booking, desks, signage, and analytics on the Crestron hardware you already install — one platform, verified on Crestron’s partner directory.

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From the door to the display.

Hand scanning a QR code on a Crestron room scheduling panel with green status lights

At the door

10.1 in. Room Scheduling Touch Screen — availability, QR check-in, and status bars at the entrance.

Close-up of a Crestron 4-Series control system chassis with status LEDs

Control brain

4-Series Control Systems execute what Offision schedules — lights, AV, and room logic in one processor.

Conference room with a Crestron tabletop touch screen and dual wall displays

In the room

10.1 in. Tabletop Touch Screen for lights, displays, and volume — driven by the same booking.

Ceiling LED fixture used for meeting-room auto light-up automation

The room reacts

Lights, lock, microphone mute, and dual-technology occupancy — automation tied to the booking.

Dual wall displays showing Offision digital signage with an AirMedia soundbar below

Show and share

Enterprise signage on AirMedia Receiver 3200 and one-tap wireless presentation with the Connect Adaptor.

Room booking

The panel that
tells the truth.

The 10.1 in. Room Scheduling Touch Screen shows the booking Offision already made — green to enter, red when occupied, QR to check in from the user app.

Live calendar status at the door before anyone walks in
QR check-in through the Offision user app
Side light bars for occupied and available at a glance

Meeting Room Booking

Crestron room scheduling panel showing a QR check-in screen with green availability lights

Person approaching a glass meeting room with a Crestron panel showing occupied status in red

Control systems

Offision books.
Crestron runs.

4-Series Control Systems are the backbone of the room. Offision tells them when a meeting starts and ends; Crestron drives the glass, sensors, and AV below.

Crestron 4-Series control system rack unit with an illuminated status LED

Room automation

One panel
for the room.

The 10.1 in. Tabletop Touch Screen puts lights, displays, volume, and timers in reach — the same booking that lit the door now runs the room from the table.

Crestron tabletop touch screen on a conference table with dual displays showing Offision content

Automation

The room reacts
to the booking.

When Offision starts or ends a meeting, Crestron hardware and automation close the loop — lights, lock, microphone, and occupancy.

Square LED ceiling light fixture over a meeting room

Ceiling fixtures come on with the meeting — no wall switch hunt.

Crestron interface module with colored wiring terminals for lock control

Door and access logic follow who is on the attendee list.

White perforated ceiling microphone panel suspended in a meeting room

Ceiling mic arrays mute when the room should stay quiet.

Circular Crestron dual-technology occupancy sensor on a ceiling track

Sensors confirm real presence so ghost bookings release.

Verified partnership

Official on
Crestron.com.

Offision is published in Crestron’s Integrated Partners directory — the same listing your AV and workplace teams use to validate supported software. No unofficial workaround: this is the partner path Crestron documents for a connected workspace.

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Connected
workspace.