Coworkings that fill their rooms, not just manage them

It works with both. The architecture is multi-tenant from day one: if you start with one location, you add the next without migration or new implementation. Each location has its sede_id isolated by Row Level Security in Supabase, and consolidated reports appear automatically for superadmin when you have more than one.

The map is a visual grid of your real offices (main wing, secondary wing, large rooms) with live status: available, occupied, reserved, maintenance. When a client signs a contract, the office changes status automatically. When it expires, it goes back to available. Reception doesn't touch the map — the system maintains it.

It integrates. If you already use Kommo, we sync the pipeline in both directions — leads created in Kommo appear here, tours scheduled from the platform appear in Kommo. If you don't use Kommo, we connect it as part of the setup. We don't force you to change your CRM.

No. It works on any tablet (Android or iPad) with a modern browser. If you want a cash register with a thermal printer, we connect via USB or local network — we support Star, Epson and similar printers. The coworking client's tab can be charged instantly or loaded to the monthly invoice with one click.

Correct. The client portal is a responsive web app — they enter with email + PIN or magic link, book a room, see their invoice, manage mail from their phone or laptop. No App Store, no forced updates, no technical onboarding. All they need is a URL and their email.

Yes. Bulk XLSX migration with referential integrity validation (client ↔ office ↔ contract ↔ bookings). We do it in parallel with implementation — it's not blocking. Your historical occupancy, bookings and gastrobar consumption are available from day one.

It works for both models. We use it in private office hubs (monthly rental of individual offices with shared services), in open coworking (hot-desk spots + rooms), in hybrid models and in office complexes with several buildings. The difference is how you configure rooms and services, not the architecture.

Scope and model are defined in the assessment. They depend on the number of locations and offices, the active services and the POS transaction volume. Schedule a 30-minute assessment and we put it in writing.