Our client was struggling with an outdated hot-desk and meeting room booking system that no longer met their operational needs. They searched the open market for a modern replacement, but every tested product lacked some critical functionality or wasn’t flexible enough. Their organisation needed a tool that could scale with specific hybrid-work policies and deliver a seamless user experience.

How did JFDI respond to the client’s challenge?

JFDI’s Technical Director, Joel Jeffery recognised an opportunity to help our client and initiated a small in-house “skunk works” project to prototype a tailored solution. This rapid-development approach reflects JFDI’s attitude: if the market does not offer what is needed, we create it. The goal was clear, deliver a booking system that is simple, dependable, and built around the desired user experience.

How JFDI Created a Better Booking Platform
How JFDI Created a Better Booking Platform

The Solution

Leveraging Microsoft SharePoint Framework, our team rapidly developed a functional prototype which addressed most of the client’s requirements. The solution integrates booking, scheduling, and floor space layout management in one intuitive interface. When the prototyping phase was over, we presented the proposed system to our client. They were delighted and committed to onboard the system for day-to-day use.

Next, JFDI plans to make this solution available to the wider market. This solution was engineered as a configurable product so it can support various environments, from public meeting workspaces to large enterprises managing complex hybrid bookings. Software designed to address real requirements and delivered at speed doesn’t just help, it can free up organisations from the limitations of outdated software.

The JFDI way

This is another example of JFDI not accepting imposed customer limitations and will provide better options which fit their needs. The outcome remains the same: effective solutions, delivered fast, by a team that just get it done.

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