Interactive workplace maps
Desks and rooms were configured to reflect the physical St. Louis workplace.
A practical approach to workplace maps, desk and room reservations, secure access, and easier administration at the St. Louis office.

Dot Foods team members in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dot Foods, North America’s largest less-than-truckload consolidator in the food industry, manages a workplace environment that needs to be simple for employees and practical for the people administering it.
The company began working with Tactic to create a connected reservation experience built around accurate workplace maps, secure access, and easier administration.
A workplace reservation program works only when the experience matches the way the organization actually operates. Employees need a clear view of available spaces and an easy way to reserve them. Administrators need the same system to stay accurate as floor plans, resources, and user access change.
At its St. Louis office, Dot Foods wanted a reservation program that would serve office employees across sales and business development, branding and marketing, IT, and other teams without creating another disconnected workflow.
Dot Foods worked with Tactic on a rollout centered on four practical building blocks.
Desks and rooms were configured to reflect the physical St. Louis workplace.
Employees can access Tactic through Dot Foods’ existing identity environment.
Automated provisioning helps keep access aligned as employees are added or updated.
Outlook room calendars and Microsoft Teams help reservations fit into tools employees already use.
Dot Foods recently renewed its agreement with Tactic for another two years, continuing the workplace reservation program at its St. Louis office. Rather than treating reservations as a one-time launch, the teams continue to maintain the experience as the workplace evolves.
Tactic gives employees better visibility into available space and gives administrators a clearer way to track reservations and report on workplace activity. Accurate maps, dependable access, and connected calendars help keep the digital workplace aligned with the physical one.
The result is a practical system that supports day-to-day desk and room booking while giving the workplace team information it can use to understand and manage the office.
The most durable reservation programs make the employee experience simple and give administrators clear ownership behind the scenes.
Dot Foods, Inc. carries 130,000 products from 1,500 food industry manufacturers, making it North America’s largest less-than-truckload consolidator in the food industry. Through Dot Transportation, Inc., an affiliate of Dot Foods, the company distributes foodservice, convenience, retail, and vending products to distributors in all 50 states and more than 55 countries. Dot Foods operates 13 U.S. distribution centers, with Canadian operations in Ingersoll, Ontario, and Calgary, Alberta. Learn more at DotFoods.com.
Tactic helps workplace teams manage desks, rooms, visitors, workplace requests, moves, space planning, and the data behind how offices are used.
Bring workplace maps, reservations, secure access, and space decisions into one connected platform.
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