Eden Workplace vs Envoy Workplace

Eden Workplace brings desk booking, room scheduling, visitor management, deliveries, and internal ticketing into one workplace platform. Employees can reserve desks by the hour or day, ahead of time or on the day, through web, Slack, Teams, or the Eden app. Desk occupancy metrics help teams understand space use. Room scheduling includes floor-plan booking, recurring reservations, occupancy analytics, and tablet display panels; teams can require check-in and release rooms after a configured no-show window. Visitor Management Accelerate lists registration, kiosk branding, visitor logs, legal documents, badge printing, touchless sign-in, and Slack and Teams integration. The Deliveries plan supports scanning or manually recording deliveries, matching recipients, notifications, and delivery analytics. Eden lists 40+ integrations, including calendars, access control, directory services, and document storage. It runs on Android, iOS, and web. A 14-day desk-booking trial can be arranged after a brief demo. Eden says it is SOC 2 compliant and encrypts data in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES256. Pricing varies by module and plan: Desk Booking Accelerate is $2.25 a month monthly or $3 a month annually, sold in sets of 25 desks.

Envoy Workplace is a workplace management platform spanning people, spaces, and communications. Its modules include visitor management, resource booking, mailroom management, critical event management, and digital signage. Resource booking covers rooms, desks, and parking, with mobile reservations and automatic release of unused bookings. Visitor workflows include pre-registration, screening, secure check-in, ID scanning, blocklist scanning, and audit-ready records. The mobile app supports employee and visitor check-in, room and desk reservations, workplace maps, package notifications, announcements, and emergency alerts on iOS and Android. Envoy lists more than 100 workplace integrations, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Workspace, calendar and HRIS systems, Wi-Fi networks, and access-control systems, and offers an open API. Envoy states that customer data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2 or above and at rest with AES-256 disk encryption. It says its security controls meet SOC 2 Type II standards and support GDPR, ITAR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, CCPA, and other regulations. A free Basic plan includes limited features and 100 entries per month. Paid prices vary by module; the platform must be purchased with at least one module.