Condeco vs Eden Workplace: Which is a better fit?

The service provided is great, the advisors have plenty knowledge are friendly and helpful the system I just like it and is useful.

There is no tracking and admin access cannot be further limited within the categories. No cancellation reporting.

The agents are always friendly and approachable, and they are happy to assist with any issues that I may have. Additionally, the software is incredibly user-friendly.

Also, something in the network was interfering with the screens being able to access the booking calendar. Most likely not a Condeco issue, but still causes problems for us.

Customer support is excellent, they will not make your hassle if you need support. And it is friendly use and easy to learn.

No documentation without wading through tonnes of rubbish in the knowledge base.

Seamless access acfross devices, ease of deployment, support channel is also very good.

Sometime it can be hard to locate the relevent release notes.

Eden has great customer care. Their customer service reps treat you with respect and kindness at all times and are super knowledgeable about questions related to the platform or features.

Nothing that I can think of that is missing from software.

It has also helped us out keep a pretty good control over our room reservations. Using the software is very easy, and the simplistic user interface is something that can be very appreciated.

It is a burden to make changes to your floor plan. Not the actual task of re-organizing but where to find it within the admin portal.

It's been a great tool for us to handle managing an open desk concept at multiple offices around the country. The support team is also excellent, both very knowledgable and very responsive.

The only thing that is missing right now are the features they didn't roll out yet. I can't wait to check out the desk reservation and room booking features once they launch.

I have loved working with their team - the most exciting thing about the tool is that they're constantly rolling out new features and keeping a very client-first approach in how they build.

We started going into the office in person and being a start up, it's a limited space.