See who's in this week.The team schedule shows who's coming in and where they'll sit.
Find a desk near your team.Nicole sits in this pod. Desk 31, right beside her, is open.
Check it, then reserve.Each desk shows its availability and amenities before you book.
Pick the time.Choose the day and hours, add a request if you need anything, and confirm.
You're booked near Nicole.Your desk shows on the map and in the team schedule, so people know you're in.
Find an open room.Rooms show capacity, equipment and live availability on the floor plan.
Name it and set the time.Design review, 8:30 to 10:00. Add guests and they get the invite.
Add what the meeting needs.Catering, AV and room setup requests are part of the booking.
Add the details.Coffee and pastries for 6, set up by 8:15.
Booked, with coffee on the way.The room calendar updates and the catering team gets the request.
Report anything in a few clicks.Facilities, IT and workplace requests land in one shared queue.
Pick what's needed.Each request type routes to the right team automatically.
Describe the issue.The Sierra display won't turn on, and there's a client call at 2pm.
Pin it on the floor plan.A pin on Sierra tells the tech exactly where to go.
Submitted and routed.The requester sees the status and gets notified as it moves.
Owners triage and resolve.Set priority, assign an owner and reply, all in one place.
Start from today's stack.See every floor, team and open seat, then plan changes as a draft scenario.
Seat 10 new Sales hires.The scenario shows Sales needs 10 more seats. Place them on a floor.
Choose the floor with room.Floor 3 has 95 open seats.
Every team has a floor.Sales grows to 54 on Floor 3, and the change is marked for review.
Turn the plan into moves.Review the moves, then submit for approval. Approval creates one move request for the move team.