Make the office day easier.
Find a desk near the people you want to see. Bring location, availability, and amenities into the conversation.
Explore desk booking →Meet the AI assistant connected to your workplace. Find the right desk, plan a meeting, or explore workplace information by asking for what you need.
Start with the right neighborhood, then narrow the options to the amenities you need.
People should not have to know where every setting, report, or booking option lives just to take the next step.
Find a desk near the people you want to see. Bring location, availability, and amenities into the conversation.
Explore desk booking →Describe the room you need. Keep the conversation focused on time, capacity, and the equipment that makes the meeting work.
Explore room booking →Bring workplace questions and tasks into a simpler experience, connected to the tools your team uses to manage the office.
Explore workplace requests →Tessa is part of Tactic, not a separate place to recreate your workplace. Bring questions about usage, spaces, and day-to-day operations to the platform where the work happens.
“How are our desks being used?” Start with the decision you need to make.
Focus on the office, team, time period, or resource relevant to the task.
Review the information and use Tactic’s connected workflows to move forward.
Keep the direct controls you already use. Tessa adds a conversational entry point to a workplace platform built around people, places, and operations.
See why Tactic →Bring a real booking, workplace question, or administrative workflow. We’ll walk through what Tessa can do in a configured environment and review the access and integration requirements.
For security documentation and review materials, visit the Tactic Trust Center.
Visit the Trust Center →Tactic connects to ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot through MCP. With Tactic AI access, people can book desks and rooms, check in, and open reports from the chat, using their own Tactic permissions.
Explore AI and collaboration integrations →The details that matter when choosing your workplace platform.
Explore pricing →An AI workplace assistant lets people ask for what they need in plain language, like a desk near their team or a report on who is in. Tessa is Tactic’s AI workplace assistant, built into the platform that holds your maps, bookings, and requests.
Reports and requests, in plain language. For example: “Show me who’s in the office today” or “Can you help me with a catering request for tomorrow?” Admins get a direct answer instead of exporting and sorting CSV files, then decide the next step.
Yes, for admins. Ask Tessa to help book desks for a group, such as the Sales team tomorrow, instead of reserving one seat at a time. Requests run within the admin’s Tactic permissions and your workspace setup.
Yes. Employees can book desks and rooms through chat and find teammates. Staff access is turned on per organization, so ask Tactic support to enable it. Results depend on your configured workspace and each person’s permissions.
Yes. Tactic cards work inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot, and setup steps are in Tactic’s help center. Microsoft Teams runs the full Tactic app, while the Slack integration handles desk and room bookings, reminders, and check-ins.
Begin with Tactic’s Trust Center, then review permissions, integrations, AI data handling, and admin controls with the Tactic team. Tessa does not widen anyone’s access: people only see and do what their Tactic permissions already allow.
Tessa works from the records and rules in your Tactic workspace, so answers are only as current as that data. Like any AI tool, it can make mistakes. Treat answers as a fast starting point, and keep clear owners for workplace data and policy decisions.
Yes. Tactic publishes a Tessa AI policy template for workplace, HR, and operations leaders. It covers approved uses, human review, information handling, escalation, and employee transparency, with fields to adapt to your organization.
Bring the tasks your team repeats every day. See how Tessa can help in the context of your workplace.
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