WAPP
Coworking solutions

Booking, payment, and access — without spreadsheets at the front desk

Members book online, pay, and get rights for their plan. Operators see occupancy and payments in one place — without double-bookings or “is the meeting room free?” calls.

  1. 01Booking
  2. 02Payment
  3. 03Access
  4. 04Owner dashboard

What we automate in coworking

01

Desk and room booking

Slots, zones, add-ons, and conflict prevention. Members build an order on one page — without messaging the front desk.

02

Subscriptions and billing

Recurring charges, hour packs, payment states, and closing documents. An unpaid hold does not block inventory forever.

03

Access and smart office

Entitlements by plan and zone: from payment to door unlock. Access control, locks, and guest passes — after a process map.

04

Owner dashboard

Hourly occupancy, revenue per area (RevPAM), reports by zone and channel. Metrics live in the data model — not in a weekly spreadsheet.

How we connect booking, payment, and access

Rights and failure modes first — screens second. Otherwise you get “paid, but the door stayed locked” or holds without payment.

  1. 1

    Rights, plans, and zones

    Members, teams, roles, plans, and time windows. One entitlements model for the app, access control, and guest passes.

  2. 2

    Payments and documents

    Payment states, refunds, contracts, and receipts. Gateway contracts without duplicates and stuck orders.

  3. 3

    Access events

    Unlock logs and diagnostics. Offline modes and graceful degradation so the space keeps running when the network fails.

  4. 4

    Profitability metrics

    RevPAM, occupancy, retention, revenue by zone. Leadership reads numbers in the dashboard — not assembled by hand.

Cases: coworking

Fiftyfour in Almaty — booking, member portal, and admin tools. A multi-site network (NDA) — payments, resources, and operations at scale.

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FAQ on coworking automation

With the real member journey: request → payment → zone access. Teams often fix booking and payment states first — that is where revenue and inventory leak. Access control and IoT come next, once entitlements in software match physical access.

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