Coworking & hot-desk management software
Fill the floor plan
without losing the community feel.
Hot desks, dedicated desks and meeting rooms on one interactive floor
plan, with a member directory and events feed that keeps the floor
feeling personal as membership grows past what a spreadsheet can
track.
What coworking management software does
Coworking management software runs the day-to-day of a shared floor: who can book which desk or meeting room, what each member pays, who gets through the door, and how members find each other. Most operators start with a booking tool, a members spreadsheet and a separate invoicing run, and spend their week reconciling the three.
Space Control replaces that stack with one system and one record per member. A booking, a plan change or a cancellation updates availability, door access and the next invoice at the same time, so the front desk stops being the glue between tools.
Hot desk booking members run themselves
Members book hot desks, dedicated desks and meeting rooms from your branded app or web portal, on an interactive floor plan that shows who holds each desk and until when. Availability updates the moment a booking is made, so two members can never hold the same desk, and every booking lands in their own calendar.
- Credit allowances per plan, with hourly and daily rates for everything else
- Buffer times between meetings and monthly room limits per plan
- Recurring bookings for members who sit in the same spot every week
- Calendar sync for every room and desk
Billing that keeps up with the floor
Memberships and invoicing are built in. Desk fees and credits flow straight to the member’s next invoice, plan changes are prorated, and card and bank autopay with dunning sequences means nobody chases payments by hand. Payments connect to Stripe and GoCardless, and invoices sync to Xero or QuickBooks.
Community without another tool
A member directory, announcement feed, events with RSVP and capacity limits, and a perks catalogue all live in the same app members use to book. As the floor grows past the point where the community manager knows everyone by name, the directory and feed keep it feeling personal.