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7 Desktop The desktop platform feels familiar and looks a lot like web- sites you're already used to (think AirBnB or Kayak). It is easy to use and lets you quickly create a reservation, find a particu- lar office location, or search for a room with a certain amenity. You can also locate your teammates and let them know what you are up to with status updates. Mobile App With a mobile app, you can find and reserve workspaces on the go. Whether you want to reserve your favorite space for the week, on the train heading into work, or visiting an out of town office, the mobile app makes it convenient to find the best place to work and collaborate from anywhere. Desk Signs Desk Signs can be interactive or non-interactive, and are a reasonably-priced hardware option that syncs with the plat- form to indicate space availability, who booked the space, and any other necessary information, such as if the space has been cleaned between use. QR Codes QR Codes are a non-interactive, free hardware option that can be placed outside each desk, office, collaboration space or conference room. Using your software's mobile app, you're able to scan the QR Code to see if the room is available, then claim it for however long you need. 5 Interface Options With your desk booking software, there are several ways to easily reserve your workspace in advance, find your teammates, see if a workspace is being used, or claim a space instantly when you're walking through the office. Kiosks A centralized option for reception areas, lobbies, and other common areas, kiosks allow employees to quickly find avail- able workspace, locate a coworker, view a floorplan, or man- age current reservations as soon as they enter a building or floor.

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