Book parking spaces
Employees secure their space before they set off – as a one-off or as a series for fixed office days.
Product
The same booking logic as for desks, applied to everything that is scarce at your locations.
In short
Door James manages parking spaces and EV charging points with licence plate management, fair quotas and booking before people set off. Custom assets extend the same logic to any resource: lockers, pool cars, e-bikes, lab equipment, gym slots or tools – configurable per location, with no extra licence.
Employees secure their space before they set off – as a one-off or as a series for fixed office days.
Charging bays are managed as their own asset type, including limited booking duration for higher throughput.
Users store their plate; reception and security can see which vehicle belongs to which booking.
Quotas, lead times and group permissions stop a few people from blocking all spaces permanently.
Lockers, pool cars, e-bikes, lab equipment, gym slots – every asset type gets its own rules and attributes.
Parking decks and storage areas can be modelled as floor plans too, so positions stay visible.
When no space is free at nine in the morning, that does not automatically mean spaces are missing. Usually what is missing is the information about who arrives when. Booking before departure creates that information – and with it the ability to steer quotas fairly, limit long-term parkers and rotate charging points.
The real advantage of custom assets is not the individual resource but the fact that your organization no longer needs a separate tool whenever something new becomes bookable. The process is always the same: create the asset type, define attributes, set rules, place assets on the floor plan. For users it stays the same app, for IT the same system, for privacy the same retention rules.
Yes. Visitor bays can be managed as their own area and reserved directly from a visitor invitation.
Anything that can be described with availability, rules and optionally a position on a floor plan – lockers, equipment, company cars or e-bikes.
No. The licence is based on authorized users, not on modules or asset types.
Thirty minutes with someone who works on the product. Bring your floors, your booking rules and the awkward case you think will break it.