XOPS

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Workplace Lifecycle.
Every badge. Every site.

Every badge. Every desk. Every visitor. Every emergency. Coordinated across every site as one continuous lifecycle — from a new hire’s first morning to the moment a shelter-in-place needs to land everywhere at once.

5

Lifecycle phases

4

End-to-end runbooks

Weeks

To first production Outcome

The lifecycle, end to end

Five phases.
One coordinated lifecycle.

Access, space, visitors, moves, and the moment of emergency — orchestrated across every site, every floor, every door.

1

Badge & access

Badge provisioning, role-based door access, multi-site roaming, lost-badge replacement, deactivation on offboarding.

2

Space & booking

Desk reservation, meeting room booking, parking, lockers, amenity space, no-show release, AV pre-config.

3

Visitor management

Pre-registration, badge issuance, NDA capture, Wi-Fi provisioning, host notification, checkout deactivation.

4

Facilities & operations

Service requests, preventive maintenance, occupancy analytics, digital signage, package routing, workspace cleaning.

5

Move & safety

Move/Add/Change, bulk department relocation, floor planning, emergency lockdown, evacuation manifest, safety incident.

Pre-built runbooks

Four runbooks.
Every workplace transition.

Each runbook coordinates the work across every system involved — HRIS, badge controllers, space-booking, visitor systems, AV, signage, intercom, evacuation, mobile credentials — and adapts when reality breaks the script. Every transition is governed, auditable, reversible.

Onboarding

P2 · same-day

First-Day Workplace Experience

Badge provisioned, door access set, desk reserved, locker assigned, Wi-Fi credentials staged, parking, wayfinding, host notified — all ready before the new hire arrives.

Visitors

P2 · on arrival

Visitor Management

Pre-registration, badge ready at lobby, NDA captured, Wi-Fi provisioned, host notified, conference room access — checkout deactivates everything cleanly.

Safety

P1 · real-time

Emergency Lockdown

One trigger fires across access control, elevator control, signage, intercom, conference rooms, visitor manifest. Egress paths preserved per code. Evacuation manifest ready for first responders.

Reorg

Scheduled cycle

Move Management

Department relocation, floor plan rewrite, badge access updates, locker reassignments, AV repointing, signage refresh — coordinated for the team, not site by site.

Illustrative scenario · when seconds count

Shelter-in-place trigger.
Every door, every screen, in 90 seconds.

A representative scenario. A campus-wide shelter-in-place trigger fires while the facilities team is mid-prep for a fire drill. Eight building systems are about to be told to do nine different things by twelve different operators — or coordinated by one platform.

Without coordination

Fourteen minutes of confusion.

  • 1:47pm: Police request shelter-in-place. Facilities lead is mid-prep for a fire drill. Two operators on the phone with two different vendor portals.
  • 1:51pm: Doors are mostly locked. Some external doors still on the fire-drill schedule. Digital signage still says “evacuate.”
  • 1:55pm: Cafeteria has 400 people in lunch shift — nobody told the AV system to change the message. Visitor manifest doesn’t reconcile with badge records.
  • 2:01pm: everyone is sheltering. Fourteen minutes of mixed signals. The post-incident review will be uncomfortable.

With XOPS

Ninety seconds, end to end.

  • 1:47pm: Shelter-in-place trigger fires. One Outcome.
  • 1:47:30pm: Every external door locks. Egress paths stay open per code. Elevators move to ground and hold. The fire-drill schedule is suspended automatically.
  • 1:48pm: Digital signage flips to shelter messaging in every configured language. Conference rooms and cafeteria displays update. Intercom plays the pre-recorded message.
  • 1:48:30pm: Evacuation manifest published to security desk and first-responder portal. Visitor reconciliation already done in the graph.
  • 90 seconds, end to end. The post-incident review confirms procedure followed. Drills resume the next day.

One trigger. Eight workplace systems coordinated in real time.
Everyone safer in ninety seconds.

What changes in production

Operational impact,
measured where it matters.

Representative outcomes observed across Fortune 500 deployments. Your numbers will vary — and we’ll measure them with you.

90 sec

End-to-end emergency lockdown

Day 1

First-day workplace ready on hire

Real time

Visitor manifest on arrival

~25%

Space utilization gain (year one)

Hours

Bulk move planning (was: weeks)

Single

Operational view across every site

In production today

Running workplace lifecycle
across the Fortune 500.

Customer outcome · Corteva

Fortune 250 · Agrochemical

From per-site facilities to one coordinated workplace.

Corteva runs campus HQs, regional offices, R&D centers, and field stations across 39 countries. Each site used to operate its own badge system, its own visitor process, its own emergency procedures. The living knowledge graph now mirrors every site against one operational reality. Visitors pre-register once and are recognized everywhere. Badges follow the employee, not the office. Drills coordinate across continents from one Outcome.

39

Countries unified under one coordination layer

Real time

Cross-site badge & visitor coordination

One

Operational picture across every campus

“A new hire used to mean fourteen tickets across five teams. Now it means one Outcome and a working badge by 8am. The new hires don’t notice. That’s the point.”

VP of Real Estate & Workplace · Fortune 250 Agriculture

1.4M+

Employees under coordinated workplace lifecycle

39

Countries deployed

Weeks

Typical time to first production Outcome

See it coordinate in your estate. In days, not quarters.

Pick one domain. Connect the systems. Run a real Outcome end-to-end before the next steering meeting.