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Module · Meeting rooms

An online office where you see who is in

Rooms and tables like at the office. You sit next to a colleague and talk on video, with the shared screen and the table chat. No links to send.

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A meeting room: three people sitting at the table, two at the whiteboard, two at the coffee corner, one in the lounge, with notice board, calendar, dossier cabinet, phone booth and foosball.
The problem

A link for every call

When people also work from home, meetings turn into links to send and calendars to match. Nobody knows who is free, and a quick question becomes an appointment.

Who is in today?

To know if a colleague is free you message them and wait for the answer.

A link for everything

Every call has its own link, to create and send to everyone.

Scattered documents

During the meeting the project and the order are searched in another window.

The customer on a call

Talking to a customer needs another program, with another account.

How it works

Four steps, from the entrance to the meeting

1
You walk in

Your figure enters from the hallway. You see who is in, where and who is on a call.

2
You sit down

You walk to a table and sit down. The call is with whoever sits there.

3
Talk and show

Video, shared screen and the table chat, with the documents you are talking about.

4
Book and invite

The table is booked from the Calendar. You invite colleagues and, when needed, customers.

The office

Rooms and spots, each with a purpose

Rooms line a hallway, with the reception at the entrance. You arrange them by dragging tables and objects.

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Several rooms

Each with its name, size and colour. The reception lists the tables, who is sitting and the bookings.

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Tables and whiteboard

At the table you work sitting down. In front of the whiteboard you hold the morning stand-up. Both can be booked.

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Coffee corner and foosball

For breaks. Chat and call like at a table, but here you talk about other things.

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Lounge and phone booth

A comfortable chat, or a one-to-one call without disturbing the room.

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Notice board and calendar

Walk up to read the latest board messages, today's bookings and your appointments.

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Dossier cabinet

The pages you need in the meeting, for example companies, quotes or projects, one click away.

At the table

Talking about the real work

The documents being discussed are on the table, and everyone opens them with their own permissions.

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Video call

Camera, microphone and shared screen. It starts with a button, or as soon as you sit down if you prefer.

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Table chat

Messages stay for 30 days. Whoever sits down later reads what was left.

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On the table

Projects, tickets, orders, quotes and companies you are talking about, with number, name and status.

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Links in the chat

Paste the link of a project and its card appears under the message, ready to put on the table.

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Bookings

They are Calendar appointments, with company and project. During the booking only invitees sit at the table.

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Dashboard tile

Your next meetings and who is in the office now, with the button to walk in.

Customers and settings

With customers too, under your company's rules

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Invitation by email

In the booking you invite the company's customers. They receive the link and the reminder, and join with their account.

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Only their table

The customer has a page of their own, with call and chat. They do not see the office, or the documents on the table.

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Only their chat

They read the messages written during the meeting, not the earlier ones. Whoever sits at the table sees a notice.

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Who can enter

Nobody, all users or only some. Admin and backoffice always can, and the rule holds in the database too.

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Video calls

They go through LiveKit, an external service, with an account of your company. For a small office the free plan is enough.

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Web and mobile app

In the browser, the office with your figure. On the phone, the rooms as a list, the chat and the call.

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