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TableAir helps companies manage their office space with workspace, meeting rooms, and office parking management. With robust analytics capabilities, organizations access invaluable insights into office space utilization, facilitating informed decision-making. Our solution is designed for easy implementation, ensuring a smooth transition for your team, and features a user-friendly interface that simplifies the booking process.
Akademijos str. 4, LT-08412, Vilnius, Lithuania
For our small business, for meeting rooms we ordered their Workcpase solution. Office sensors with signage displays, booking system. After half a year of use i can say that it is great habbit for all team - to plan your time for meetings for shared rooms. Now we are dealing to expand cooperation, to test their system for single desks.
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