Desk Insights: Bookings Dashboard

Note: Booking methods have been moved to their own tab within the Desk Insights Dashboard.

 
This dashboard gives office admins a view of who is booking desks, how much of the desk inventory is being used, and how that usage trends over time and across buildings. It answers questions like which teams drive the most desk demand, whether booking rates are climbing or falling week to week, which buildings are under or over-utilized, and who specifically has reservations on a given day. Together the components support decisions about desk supply, floor consolidation, and team seating. 

To access the dashboard:

1. Select the Analytics tab in the web dashboard.

2. Select Desk Insights in the left panel.

3. Select the Bookings tab at the bottom of the page. 

4. Use the Filters button at the top right of the dashboard to filter by campus, building, floor, neighborhood, and date range.  

 

Expected Occupancy Next 7 Days

Shows percent of desks booked or assigned / total desks available. Weekends are hidden by default, but Advanced Analytics users can edit visible days within the component's filters.

Reservations List by Date

Shows all desk reservations, grouped by date. 

Booking Trends Over Time

Shows desks booked compared to total number of desks available over time

Booking Rate

Booking rate week-to-week

Shows the rate of booked to not booked desks each month. Ideally the percentage of booked desks is increasing over time.

Booking rate by building

View bookings by buildings to understand which buildings have more desks that are being booked or unused. If there are a high amount of unused desks in a building, think about possibly reallocating space or reducing the overall real estate footprint. 

Bookings by Department

 

Bookings by Department (Top 10)

Shows the departments with the most bookings, for a headcount by department

Percent of Bookings by Department 

Shows how much of the space is used by different departments

 

 

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