Smarten Spaces

Founded in 2017, Smarten Spaces offers an end-to-end solution for workplace safety and flexibility on a single technology platform to help businesses manage their spaces effectively. Smarten Spaces focuses on digitizing spaces for Enterprises, Commercial Real Estate, Coworking, Coliving and Warehousing. The disruptive ‘Back to Work’ technology with AI Desk Management is an innovative and comprehensive technology stack which balances work-from-home and the future workplace together.

By bringing together the workforce and workplace considerations, the technology includes 5 key aspects – Desk Management, Space Management, Workforce Rostering, Demand and Supply, Expenses & Chargeback and Asset Management. Taking into account workplace considerations, businesses can leverage on seat planning & booking, social distancing, contactless processes, health declaration and more. Businesses in 40 cities globally are leveraging this technology as people return to their workplace.

The technology is being used by Fortune 500 companies around the world in over 120 locations including New York, Chicago, London, Sydney, Moscow, Singapore, and more. At the backend, space owners and managers can manage and utilize spaces - the second-largest cost centre—effectively. The integrated technology platform for space management comes with full AI capability and 100+ reports. Smarten Spaces was named as Top 3 Hottest Startups in Singapore by Singapore Business Review 2020 and as one of the Top 5 Most Innovative Startups Making Offices Secure by the Business World.

Other industry honours include: Top 25 IoT Solution Providers 2018 by APAC CIO Outlook & Top 5 PropTech company by MIPIM in New York City 2018. They are proud of their strong GTM network and their partners include NTT, Singtel, Optus, Ingram and many more. They are also a global Microsoft co-sell partner. Smarten Spaces has received Series A funding of $12 Mn USD from Singapore based Symphony International Holdings, in 2 years of operation.

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