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Facilities

Your rooms have schedules too.

Manage spaces, reservations, layouts, inventory, and setup instructions in one place, connected directly to the events and people using them.

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The building

One Calendar, Every Room

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Sanctuary
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Social Hall
1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Classroom B
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Board Room
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Social Hall

The problem

Know what’s happening in every space.

See room availability, reservations, upcoming usage, and potential conflicts without chasing down spreadsheets, emails, or paper calendars.

This room is already booked for the selected time.

The week

Facility information becomes part of the same operational system.

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Layouts

Design the room, not just the reservation.

Sometimes “Social Hall, 6:00 PM” isn’t enough. Create visual room layouts showing exactly how a space should be configured. Place tables, chairs, stages, equipment, and other objects on a grid or against the actual room floor plan.

Build different layouts for different events and configurations.

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Setup

Send setup instructions straight to the people doing the work.

Once a layout is ready, facilities staff can see exactly what needs to happen. Instead of “set it up the usual way,” they get a visual representation of where everything belongs. Less ambiguity. Fewer setup mistakes. Less back-and-forth.

Inventory

Keep track of what you own.

Maintain facility inventory and equipment alongside your spaces. Know what resources are available, where they belong, and what may be needed for upcoming events.

Facility inventory Count is what you own
Chairs Furniture
100
TVs Technology
10

In the product

What this module actually covers

FAQ

Questions teams actually ask

Can we see conflicts before publishing?

That is the point of a shared room calendar. The reservation should fail loudly, not at the door.

Do room layouts live with the reservation?

Yes. Tables, chairs, stages, and setup instructions should sit on the booking, not in a hallway conversation about “the usual way.”

Are rooms connected to events?

They should be. The space, the gathering, and the people using it belong in the same operational calendar.

Know what’s happening in every space.

Facility information becomes part of the same operational system your staff already uses.

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