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The driver

Keep tenants longer

All five reasons on Why HqO

Engagement pushes fail when they are a burst of events with no memory. HqO runs the push as a sequence: pick the tenants, plan the calendar, say it once to the right people, and read the signal afterward, all on the same record.

The walkthrough · the lifecycle

From quiet floors to a full calendar

The steps, who owns each one, what REX drafts, and which product carries it.

Where REX's drafts wait: HqOS
  1. The lifecycle · 01

    Pick the tenants

    Owner: Experience team. REX drafts: The list of tenant companies whose engagement has slipped, ranked.

  2. The lifecycle · 02

    Plan the calendar

    Owner: Experience team. REX drafts: Programming suggestions from booking and event utilization.

  3. The lifecycle · 03

    Say it once

    Owner: Experience team. REX drafts: The announcements and event listings, in your voice, for your review.

  4. The lifecycle · 04

    Open the spaces

    Owner: Property team. REX drafts: Nothing. Rooms and amenities are published and booked from the app.

  5. The lifecycle · 05

    Read the signal

    Owner: Experience team. REX drafts: The survey results by tenant company, next to the engagement they came with.

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Proves · Keep tenants longer

“Connecting with our tenants is a critical part of this effort, and HqO has enabled us to engage directly with the people working in our buildings.”

Jay Scholten

Vice President of Innovation and Asset Management, The Swig Company

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