OfficeMaps vs Trezod

OfficeMaps combines a workplace directory with interactive floor plans so employees can locate people, desks, meeting rooms, and other resources. It shows real-time desk availability and supports temporary allocations, desk booking, meeting-room booking, and check-in. Profiles can contain configurable skills, roles, workdays, and duties, with searches by location, hierarchy, profile fields, or free text. A kiosk lets employees assign themselves to desks or rooms for a set period and permits guests without logins. Mobile apps support booking, check-in, and finding colleagues on maps. Listed integrations include Microsoft Azure Active Directory, Office 365, Exchange, Embrava Desk Sign, PointGrab, Google Auth, and Microsoft Auth; Okta is marked coming soon. Essentials costs $59 a month per 100 people, billed monthly, and includes cloud hosting, directory, and floor maps. Professional costs $96 a month per 100 people and adds activity-based working, kiosks, and reporting. There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial is available. API access requires a subscription above Essentials and is limited to 1,000 calls monthly and/or 10 requests per second.

Trezod combines workplace and property services around one identity, including visitor management, access control, time and attendance, desk and room booking, parking, estate gate management, and resident services. Its desk and room booking add-on covers hot desks, assigned desks, and meeting rooms booked by the hour. Users can view availability by branch and floor, check room capacity and features, and review occupancy analytics. Bookings can sync with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Zoho calendars. Check-in can be required, and unconfirmed bookings are released automatically. Trezod lists integrations including Slack, QuickBooks, Xero, SeamlessHR, BambooHR, Workday, ZKTeco, and Ubiquiti UniFi, and says it integrates common readers, turnstiles, controllers, and biometric devices. Gate terminals can verify resident QR passes offline and sync when connectivity returns. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. A free plan and free trial are listed, but pricing is on request: the base platform is billed annually in NGN, with an exact price available through an in-product calculator. Add-on prices appear in the marketplace after sign-in.