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From Insight to Action: Tactic’s Connected Workplace Release

Reid Hiatt, CEO and Co-Founder of Tactic.
Reid Hiatt Sep 17, 2026
Tactic connected workplace release featuring Analytics, Workplace Requests, and Map Builder.

Workplace teams have asked for reporting that can answer real questions, a better way to coordinate moves and services, more control over workplace maps, and booking for meetings that need more than one room. This release brings those needs together in one connected platform.

1. Understand what is happening with Tactic Analytics

Tactic Analytics turns reporting into an active way to explore your workplace. Ask a question in plain English, generate a chart, refine it with filters, compare periods or offices, and save the answers that matter to a personal board.

Tactic Analytics Explorer showing reservation trends and a previous-period comparison.
Ask in plain English, compare periods, and investigate the answer. Tactic demo account; illustrative data.

Ask and compare. Explore reservation patterns, resource demand, amenities, teams, offices, and reporting periods without rebuilding a report from scratch.

Build and revisit. Save useful analyses to personal boards, then resize and rearrange charts around the decisions you make most often.

Explain and share. Drill into source tables, review metric definitions and freshness, export data, share a view, or subscribe to a weekly update.

Available by request. Explore Tactic Analytics →

2. Turn a workplace request into coordinated action

Workplace Requests gives employees one place to ask for help and gives workplace teams a shared system for moves, catering and AV, room setup, facilities issues, reservation approvals, and other services you choose to configure.

  1. Submit: Choose the request type and capture the details needed to act.
  2. Locate: Connect the request to an office, desk, room, or exact point on the map.
  3. Route: Triage the work, assign an owner, and keep priorities visible.
  4. Resolve: Track status, comments, and activity through completion.
Tactic Workplace Requests move-request form.
A guided request captures the context needed to act. Demo account; illustrative data.
Tactic map used to pin a workplace request to a specific location.
Pin the request to the exact place where work is needed. Demo account; illustrative data.

Available by request. Forms, request types, routing, and approval steps are configured for your organization. Explore Workplace Requests →

3. Keep the live workplace map current

Map Builder lets authorized teams turn an existing floor plan into a live workplace map and keep it useful as the workplace changes. Create desks, rooms, neighborhoods, amenities, equipment, and other resources, then connect them to people, teams, assignments, access, booking rules, requests, and reporting.

Tactic Map Builder with floor-plan editing controls, resources, and layers.
Edit the workplace map with controlled access. Demo account; illustrative data.

Available by request for authorized users. Contact your Tactic team to ask about access.

4. Book the rooms the meeting actually needs

Multi-room booking is now available. Add another room while creating a reservation when one meeting needs connected rooms, overflow space, or separate areas.

Tactic room reservation flow with an Add another room action.
Coordinate multiple rooms from the same reservation flow. Demo account; illustrative data.

Room reservations can also connect to configured catering, AV, equipment, setup, and approval workflows through Workplace Requests. Explore Tactic Room Booking →

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