RESERVA

APPLICATION EXAMPLE

To make sure everything goes according to plan and that his boss is happy with him, Bob has an assistant too:
Reserva – The reservation portal

Access to the portal

Reserva is a web application and can be easily opened with any standard browser. Bob is therefore not tied to his workplace and his PC, he can also simply log in via his work smartphone or laptop.

Log In

In everyday work, Bob has to manage countless passwords. With Reserva is not necessary. Bob can simply log into the reservation portal with his Windows password.

Choose a period and book a room

First, Bob chooses a suitable room.
He specifies the period for which he needs it: Tomorrow, 14:00 p.m. - 16:00 p.m.
The room must be designed for at least eight people. Reserva provides an interface to the company's inventory program (e.g. Asset.Desk). When Reserva was set up, it was possible to determine which information about the individual rooms and objects should be taken from an inventory database Reserva are to be transmitted, for example the maximum number of people in the room. So Bob can easily search for conference rooms with 8 people using the search bar.

Suddenly he encounters a problem: there is no suitable room available for the selected period. What now?
Reserva is equipped with intelligent time management and indicates that a suitable room will be available from 14:30 p.m. Bob brings the scheduled factory tour forward to 13:30 p.m. and reserves the room an hour later.

Reserve suitable inventory

By default, the reserved room is furnished with two tables and two chairs each, which Bob can also find out from the room information. He also needs two tables and four chairs.
In addition to rooms, Bob can reserve and borrow inventory and objects of all kinds. To ensure that all chairs and tables are the same at the meeting, Bob takes the model names of the chairs and tables from the room information and copies them directly into the search bar. This information can also Reserva from Asset.Desk drag, provided the administrators determine this. All Bob has to do is specify the number of tables and chairs needed and add them to the shopping cart.

Borrow work materials

Bob still needs: A laptop, a beamer, a camera, a microphone and two flipcharts.
His boss has not explicitly specified which technical properties the devices must have. So Bob is flexible. One after the other he enters “laptop”, “beamer” and the other devices in the search bar, this time he opens the calendar view of the reservation portal and selects the desired period. All devices that are available under these keywords at the desired time are listed with their technical information. He selects the right ones and adds them to the shopping cart.
He also enters the keyword for the flipcharts in the search bar, chooses two copies and puts them in the shopping cart as well.

Double check: Better safe than sorry

Bob is a conscientious worker, his job involves accuracy.
To ensure that this meeting also runs smoothly, he checks again which rooms, which inventory and which objects are now in the shopping cart and whether he has thought of everything. The shopping cart offers a complete overview.
Controlled and correct. The shopping cart can be sent and the reservation can be entered.

The day of the meeting

In order to set up, connect the technology, distribute snacks and drinks as well as giveaways, Bob always reserves a room half an hour before the meeting starts.
Thanks to the presets in Reserva but he no longer has to worry about cleaning the room. The administrators have determined that every object and every room is available half an hour before the appointment to carry out cleaning work or small repairs. During this set-up time, users cannot borrow the object or reserve the room, but they don't even notice it themselves.