If you're a Facility Manager, some (or all) of this might sound familiar:
🔴 Spaces get booked by the wrong people, even when they’re restricted
🔴 Bookings are still managed through spreadsheets, emails, or hallway requests
🔴 You don’t have clear data on desk and meeting room utilization
🔴 Hybrid schedules make it hard to plan cleaning, seating, or office capacity
🔴 Visitors show up unannounced, with no streamlined check-in process
🔴 Every team uses different tools and none of them sync
YAROOMS fixes all of this.
It’s a complete workplace management platform that gives you control over who books what, visibility into how spaces are used, smooth coordination of hybrid schedules, seamless visitor management, and more - all in one place.
Facility teams use YAROOMS to:
✅ Reduce underutilized space by at least 30% with real-time occupancy insights
✅ Eliminate all booking conflicts through automated rules
✅ Save 6–8 hours per week by cutting down manual coordination
✅ Improve cleaning and maintenance efficiency with usage-based triggers
✅ Enforce booking policies without manual oversight
✅ Standardize space management across all sites while staying flexible
All of this translates into real savings - in time, resources, and square footage.
Use our ROI calculator to see exactly how much YAROOMS can save your organization.
When ASEE downsized its Bucharest HQ during the shift to hybrid work, managing shared space manually quickly became a problem. Excel sheets couldn’t track who was in the office, which desks were free, or ensure compliance with capacity limits.
With YAROOMS, ASEE automated desk booking, gained real-time visibility into space usage, and eliminated manual tracking - all through Microsoft Teams.
The result? A smooth transition to hybrid work and €200,000 saved per year by avoiding unnecessary office space and improving planning.
Choosing the right workplace management platform is no small feat. We collected a
couple of insightful resources to help you identify your needs and navigate
the sea of options. Continue your research: