Designed for companies for that just want to fill a few empty rooms, as well as coworking spaces, Liquidspace’s mangement platform allows you to create a calendar for your space, complete with images, pricing, and hours invite your community and manage the space through real-time booking, controlled access based on member levels, custom coupons to incentivize visitors, and more. This is another shared workspace-finding service that’s been around for a while, and has now branched out into tools for venue owners. Credit card fees are included with no additional monthly costs or hidden fees. How much does it cost? Spaces pay 5% of revenue. That’s it. Use it to invite people to your space, add new members, get to know current members, manage all billing tasks, manage calendars and more, all from the road, the airport, or your backyard.
#DESKTIME NY INSTALL#
The great thing about this tool is that it’s a web app, which means nothing to install and access from any mobile device. The Desktime app is an extension of their services, that emerged from the experience of running The Coop in Chicago.
#DESKTIME NY TRIAL#
Free trial available.ĭesktime began as a shared workspace finding-tool, similar to dozens of other online directories that let you search for and book a place to work, whether it’s in a coworking space or at an empty desk in an existing office. There is no contract to sign and every membership comes with free email/Skype support.
How much does it cost? Variety of monthly membership options based on the size of your space, starting at $35. ( Find out why Cobot is endorsed by Alex Hillman of Indy Hall…) Already in use by hundreds of spaces around the world.
#DESKTIME NY SOFTWARE#
Created by Germany-based Upstream – Agile, which also runs the Berlin coworking space Co-up, Cobot is a platform that allows coworkers and facilities to automate tasks like membership sales, invoices, attendance tracking, calendars and conference room reservations, repairs and more all with the same software and all online. One of the first, and arguably most well accepted coworking space management tools. We’ve been investigating several of these for implementation at Cohere, and I thought that it might be helpful to post details about some of what’s available for all the world to see. You might find it surprising, but there are software systems out their built specifically for the coworking movement. Rather than trying to bend and shape Intuit or some other program to meet all the needs of a dynamic coworking space, these management systems come complete with the features you need and none of the 20th century crap you don’t. Meanwhile, community curators are just trying to stay out in front, making things easy but always providing opportunities for members to take things to the next level, collaboratively speaking. Members change, needs change, desires change.
A guest article by Angel Kwiatkowski of Cohere Coworking Community in Fort Collins, Colorado:Ī coworking space is a community that’s constantly changing.
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