- Unified Workspace Platform: Manage desks, rooms, visitors, and signage from one centralized system.
- Desk & Room Booking: Real-time reservations with QR check-in, auto-release, and smart suggestions.
- Visitor Management: Digital check-in, badge printing, compliance, and visitor analytics.
- Interactive Displays & Kiosks: Wayfinding, room displays, and space availability at a glance.
- Analytics & AI Insights: Utilization reports, no-show detection, and data-driven space optimization.
Digitalbricks Unified Workspace
Unified AI-powered workspace management for desks, rooms, visitors, and signage
Updated March 22, 2026
Digitalbricks Unified Workspace Overview
Digitalbricks Unified Workspace Solution is a cloud-based platform that helps organizations manage desks, meeting rooms, visitors, and digital signage from one centralized system.
Suitable for hybrid and enterprise workplaces, it combines booking, analytics, interactive displays, and AI-driven insights to optimize space utilization, improve employee experience, and reduce real estate and operational costs across industries.
Key Features
Pricing
Plan |
Price |
Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Desk Management – Starter | $30/year per desk (Billed Annually) / $3/mo per desk (Billed Monthly) | Hot desking, QR check-in/out, basic reporting |
| Desk Management – Grow | $50/year per desk (Billed Annually) / $5/mo per desk (Billed Monthly) | Advanced scheduling, 2D floor plans, utilization analytics |
| Desk Management – Scale | $100/year per desk (Billed Annually) / $10/mo per desk (Billed Monthly) | 3D maps, white labeling, Active Directory integration |
| Desk Management – Enterprise | Custom pricing | Sensor integration, SSO/SAML, priority support |
| Meeting Room Management – Starter | $30/year per room (Billed Annually) / $3/mo per room (Billed Monthly) | Instant booking, QR scheduling, basic analytics |
| Meeting Room Management – Grow | $50/year per room (Billed Annually) / $5/mo per room (Billed Monthly) | Intelligent suggestions, auto-release, utilization reports |
| Meeting Room Management – Scale | $100/year per room (Billed Annually) / $10/mo per room (Billed Monthly) | Campus maps, advanced search, white labeling |
| Meeting Room Management – Enterprise | Custom pricing | Bot booking, sensor integration, SSO/SAML |
| Visitor Management – Free | $0/year or $0/mo per license | Basic check-in, email notifications, QR badges |
| Visitor Management – Paid | $30/year per license (Billed Annually) / $30/mo per license (Billed Monthly) | Invited visitors, repeat check-ins, compliance features |
| Visitor Management – Enterprise | Custom pricing | Visitor analytics, image capture, branding |
| Digital Signage – Free | $0/year or $0/mo per license | Content creation, scheduling, multi-screen support |
| Digital Signage – Paid | $30/year per license (Billed Annually) / $30/mo per license (Billed Monthly) | Multi-location publishing, user roles, playlists |
| Digital Signage – Enterprise | Custom pricing | SSO, 2FA, audit logs, interactive content |
Price details: http://www.digitalbricks.com/pricing.html
Pros
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Robin | Compared to Robin, Digitalbricks offers broader modules beyond desk and room booking, including visitor management and digital signage. Its pricing is more flexible with per-desk and per-room options, making it easier for cost-conscious organizations. The integrated kiosks and AI-driven analytics also provide deeper physical workspace insights. |
| Envoy | Digitalbricks provides stronger meeting room and desk analytics than Envoy, especially with sensor integration and no-show detection. It also supports more hardware-based use cases like interactive kiosks and room displays, which helps enterprises looking for a connected workplace rather than just visitor-focused workflows. |
| Teem | Against Teem, Digitalbricks stands out with a unified suite that includes digital signage and workspace analytics. It offers more customization through white labeling and flexible deployment across industries such as healthcare and education, making it suitable for complex, multi-location environments. |
| Skedda | Digitalbricks goes beyond Skedda’s scheduling focus by adding visitor management, kiosks, and AI-based insights. While Skedda is simpler, Digitalbricks supports larger enterprises that need integrated hardware, compliance features, and advanced utilization reporting across multiple workspace types. |
| Condeco | Compared to Condeco, Digitalbricks is generally more affordable and modular, allowing organizations to pay per desk or room. Its interactive displays and flexible add-ons make deployment easier for hybrid workplaces that want gradual scaling without committing to a heavyweight enterprise contract. |
Cons
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Robin | Compared to Robin’s polished UI and mature integrations with calendars and collaboration tools, Digitalbricks can feel more complex to configure initially. The breadth of features may require more onboarding effort, especially for smaller teams that only need simple desk or room booking. |
| Envoy | Envoy is often praised for its simplicity and visitor-first experience. Digitalbricks, while more powerful, may feel heavier and less intuitive for organizations focused purely on front-desk workflows, as many advanced features are oriented toward enterprise space optimization. |
| Teem | Teem integrates tightly with Microsoft ecosystems and offers a streamlined meeting room experience. Digitalbricks may require additional configuration to reach the same level of seamless calendar integration, particularly in Microsoft-centric corporate environments. |
| Skedda | Skedda’s simplicity can be an advantage for quick deployment. Digitalbricks’ extensive feature set and add-ons can increase setup time and decision complexity, which may be unnecessary for organizations that only need lightweight scheduling without analytics or hardware integrations. |
| Condeco | Condeco offers deep enterprise governance and long-standing global support. Digitalbricks, while flexible, may not yet match the same level of global enterprise consulting and pre-built integrations expected by very large multinational organizations. |
