Think of a community channel where everyone from the building can access a variety of products, services, and deals specific to the tenant community on a single interface. For example, there is a strong correlation between employee satisfaction and access to food at their workplace.  Having a centralised platform will empower on-site and local vendors, make the landlords’ business model more resilient, provide invaluable data, and lead to tenant satisfaction and retention.

Landlords struggle when it comes to identifying key demands from tenants and employees due to a lack of ongoing communications. Streamlining this process can lead to tenant satisfaction and retention as landlords would get numerous insights into the tenant preferences and customise their solutions. With a specialised tool, landlords can easily create contact groups and automate communications using AI-powered virtual assistants. With the use of such chatbots and automation, building operators can solve potential damages reported by the tenants more efficiently and save costs on maintenance.

In the co-working building of the future, it would be normal to have people checking in and out as visitors, short-term employees, contract employees, event attendees, and suppliers. With nearly 1 in 2 working professionals reporting having a bad experience in a corporate lobby, there is a need for a more streamlined and pain-free visitor experience. We’re interested in building products that would enhance a building’s visitor experience facilitated by convenient and contactless entry and navigation through the building.

72% of Gen-Z employees report that managing stress and mental health is their most important workplace concern. Coupled with research suggesting that 9 out of 10 employers plan to invest in creating a workplace where health and wellness are actively promoted, there is a lot to anticipate from this opportunity. Think of a platform that can enable the activation of common areas and outdoor space, streamline the programming of wellness and fitness activities, give access to educational and entertainment events, and also curate related content for tenants.

Operating buildings are a big contributor to global emissions. Of recent, landlords have experienced pressure not only from European government regulations but also from society and investors, to measure their property’s sustainability. A real-time data monitoring platform that allows landlords to manage their operations, utilise energy more efficiently, cut expenses, make better investment decisions, and support their own sustainability and health goals as well as those of their tenants can greatly help facilitate this movement.