UnSpot

UnSpot has long been a cornerstone in our conference room management, seamlessly integrating with popular calendaring platforms such as Outlook and Google Calendar. This has made adoption across our organization almost frictionless.
Recently, the introduction of space management modules has been a godsend, especially in planning our return to office post-COVID. These modules allow for easy visualization of seating arrangements, helping us maintain necessary physical distancing.

As UnSpot continues to expand its feature set, it's clear that there's still work to be done. While they're at the forefront in terms of conference room bookings, their newly added features are not yet as polished as those of some competitors. However, UnSpot is open to customer feedback, and we've already seen enhancements in these new modules based on our inputs. This responsiveness to customer needs is encouraging and suggests that these minor shortcomings will likely be addressed in future updates.

UnSpot is user-friendly, making it easy to adapt and use efficiently. This simplicity in design and functionality is a significant advantage for everyday users.

A feature that could be improved is administrative notifications. Currently, as an admin, I don't receive alerts when a space is booked, which necessitates frequent manual check-ins to monitor office activity. An automatic notification system would be a valuable addition.

UnSpot has totally changed how our group works in a half breed workplace. The work area booking framework is really simple to utilize, making planning a breeze. The video conferencing works faultlessly, so we can visit without any surprises regardless of where we are. Furthermore, the record sharing and errand the executives devices have truly helped our joint effort.

Setting it up at first was somewhat of an aggravation, and it took some time for everybody to get its hang. The portable application can be a piece delayed during active times, which can pester.