Before you buy Why Offision?
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace sync rooms, people and calendars. After sync, Booking and Directory govern rules — the connector does not replace them.
Integrations sync rooms, people and calendars from Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Booking policies, quotas and check-in still live in Booking — sync feeds the estate; rules stay under your control.
No. Most teams start with Booking plus Directory and Map, then add Visiting, Devices or Signage when the estate is stable.
Offision brings booking, visitors, services, tickets, devices, signage and integrations into one console so facilities, IT and front-desk teams share the same estate — not five disconnected tools.
Full article ›Rooms, desks, equipment and parking are resources in Booking. Visitors, panels and lobby screens hang off that same estate rather than inventing parallel inventories.
Read this guide ›Door panels live in Devices; lobby screens live in Signage. Both read live bookings and sensors instead of stale screenshots.
Read this guide ›Help Center modules say what they do not cover. That separation keeps setup decisions small: create the resource, then attach rules, panels and content.
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.