Glenn, there are issues with "landlord amenity apps":
First, they look at the world from the perspective of the landlord, not the tenant. Mid to large tenants have spaces in many different buildings across many different landlords. This requires the tenant to have a different app across each landlord/building to access amenities! Not going to happen.
Second, the tenant now has to have at least two apps in one building...one for their "internal" space, and one of for the Landlord amenity space...oh, and a bunch of other apps for coworking spaces they may want to use. People don't want more apps.
AgilQuest has taken the opposite perspective...from the Tenant/User's point of view. ONE app for internal space AND landlord space AND coworking space.
By the way, we are also integrated and partner with Kastle. We were the first (and I believe only) company to leverage the PLAI standard for the integration of a reservation platform to the PAC system.
Glenn, there are issues with "landlord amenity apps":
First, they look at the world from the perspective of the landlord, not the tenant. Mid to large tenants have spaces in many different buildings across many different landlords. This requires the tenant to have a different app across each landlord/building to access amenities! Not going to happen.
Second, the tenant now has to have at least two apps in one building...one for their "internal" space, and one of for the Landlord amenity space...oh, and a bunch of other apps for coworking spaces they may want to use. People don't want more apps.
AgilQuest has taken the opposite perspective...from the Tenant/User's point of view. ONE app for internal space AND landlord space AND coworking space.
By the way, we are also integrated and partner with Kastle. We were the first (and I believe only) company to leverage the PLAI standard for the integration of a reservation platform to the PAC system.
www.agilquest.com