Envoy
Envoy is a workplace management platform that unites people, spaces, and communications. It centralises operations to ensure secure and compliant workflows across any number of locations.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Envoy is a workplace management platform that unites people, spaces, and communications. It centralises operations to ensure secure and compliant workflows across any number of locations.
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Robin is a unified workplace platform that connects operations and optimises space management. Users can book desks, rooms, parking, and lockers using AI-powered recommendations.
When a meeting is booked, moved or canceled, every team behind it already knows.
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This software manages workplaces, rooms and resources for modern work environments. Hundreds of customers trust the market leader's solution.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Envoy says it is built for enterprise security and facilities teams, and Robin for IT, facilities, and operations teams. AskCody says it is built for corporate offices and professional services firms, and SpaceIQ for corporate real estate teams.
Robin states that the product does not sell hardware directly, requiring customers to purchase equipment separately. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.