Book from the floorplan
Pick a desk where you want to sit, not from a dropdown list of codes.
Workspace reservation
Every workplace study starts ageing the day it is delivered. Desks, rooms and parking booked from the floorplan, in the calendar people already have open — and because every reservation is a signal, the demand picture behind your space decisions stays current instead of becoming last year's number. Booked and used are two different figures, and the gap between them is the most useful thing in the dataset.

Booking coordinates an office day; it does not police one. Attendance data feeds the same aggregated model as everything else, reported by team and location.
There is no attendance register, no per-person report, and no manager view of who came in — that is how it is built, not a setting we switched off for you.
A one-off study ages the day it is delivered. Booking keeps a live signal running underneath it.
Coordination, not compulsion. People show up when the people they need are there.
When booking data and the occupancy study agree, the conversation about desk numbers gets much shorter.
Pick a desk where you want to sit, not from a dropdown list of codes.
Coordinate the day around the people you actually need, which is the reason most people come in at all.
Set what the meeting needs and the right room is proposed, instead of scrolling through availability.
Microsoft and Google integration, plus mobile apps, so it fits the tools people already have open.
Facility requests from the same place you booked the space, which is where people notice the problem.
One short question after an office day. Small enough that people answer, frequent enough that the answers mean something.
Booking is workspace reservation for desks, meeting rooms and parking, with Microsoft and Google calendar integration and apps for iOS and Android.
It has a second job: every reservation is a signal, so the demand picture underneath the strategy stays current instead of ageing the day a study is delivered.
Booking integrates with Microsoft and Google calendars. Beyond that, what is possible depends on the system, its interfaces, permissions and data quality, and we assess it during scoping.
We do not publish an integration list we cannot stand behind.
Yes, where the combination serves the decision. We would rather recommend two products that answer the question than four that fill a page.
Booking is in the People & Place Pro plan at $7.74 per completed employee per month. It coordinates an office day; it does not police one, and there is no attendance register behind it. Bring your calendar stack and we will show you what it changes.