What HqO does about it
What REX does for campuses & business parks
Can one badge and one app work across every building we run?
A campus in one city or a network across several states: the same credential, the same app, and amenities every tenant can use wherever they are.
A tenant who can badge into any of your buildings, book the rooftop in another city, and spend credits anywhere in the network gets more from the lease than the four walls they rent. The owner gets amenities that earn across the portfolio instead of sitting empty in one building. HqO runs the network on one record, so access, bookings, and credits follow the person.
Operations
Access control
Mobile credentials and access rules connected to the building's access systems.
Operations
Resource booking
Rooms, desks, and amenities booked by tenants, approved by your team, synced to calendars.
Commerce
Credits
Credits tenants can spend on spaces and services, allocated and tracked by company.
Commerce
Products & payments
Sell products and services in the building and take payment on the record.
Experience
Events
Building events from invitation to check-in, with attendance on the record.
Experience
Communications
Announcements, alerts, and messages to the right tenants on the surfaces they use.
The walkthrough · what changes by asset class
What changes across a campus or a network
Where many buildings and one tenant base shift the emphasis, and how the platform is shaped for it.
How REX works-
What changes · 01
One credential, every door
A tenant's badge in the app or the wallet works at any building in the network, under the access rules each building sets.
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What changes · 02
Amenities that earn across the portfolio
Rooms, rooftops, fitness, and event spaces published to every tenant in the network, booked with credits or paid for, so a space in one building serves the whole portfolio.
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What changes · 03
One app for the network
Events, announcements, and content from every building in one app, so a tenant in one city sees what is on in another.
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What changes · 04
The network on one record
Utilization, revenue, and engagement roll up across buildings, so the owner can see which amenities the network actually uses. Illustrative: a rooftop that was booked twice a month by one building's tenants is booked twice a week by the network's.
How it is priced
Office and mixed-use by square foot across the network; transaction fees only where commerce is enabled. Figures come with the Value Assessment.
How pricing works- Booking Approver Beta Approves routine room and amenity bookings against your rules; escalates the exceptions.Asks approval for: Bookings outside the rules you set.
- Amenity Optimizer Beta Turns booking and event utilization into programming suggestions.Asks approval for: Publishing a change to hours or programming.
- Reports Writes the report for each role from the record, on a schedule or on request.Asks approval for: Publishing a report to anyone other than the requester.
Proves · Decide faster on real data
“As a real estate company looking to attract and retain leading media and tech companies, investing in tenant experience technology is a must for us.”
Natalie Teear
SVP of Innovation, Sustainability, and Social Impact, Hudson Pacific Properties
Put a number on it.
A Value Assessment prices what one record would change for your portfolio, with your buildings, your leases, and your tenants.