Problems you recognise Floor space
Offision puts the seating plan on the booking form — a menu of pictures the organiser picks from, not a remark buried in email.
One entry is a set — Boardroom, U-shape, Theatre — not a single layout. Each option carries a reference image drawn from above, a name and a one-line description. On the booking form the picture is what people decide from; the name underneath only confirms it.
Yes. Build a set with reference images — a plan from above beats a photograph — and assign it to the rooms it applies to.
The same room is boardroom at nine, theatre at eleven, and U-shape after lunch. Most offices still run that reset on a separate email.
Full article ›Offision assigns one layout menu per room. Build the set once, tick the rooms, and every booking on those rooms offers the same pictures.
Read this guide ›Offision can require a layout before the booking saves, and accept an uploaded plan when the fixed menu is not enough.
Read this guide ›Offision links a layout choice to a setup service job so furniture moves with an owner and a time — not a thread facilities never opened.
Read this guide ›Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.