Data readiness check
Review workbook issues before trusting scenario results. These checks look for location mismatches, duplicate seats, missing organizations, and invalid demand values.
Location hierarchy
The app now plans against Campus → Building → Floor, so overflow strategies distinguish exact floor, same-floor, same-building, same-campus, and systemwide moves.
Terminology guide
The app now uses demand-resolution terms separately from physical-seat terms so the planner can tell where demand was requested, where seats physically exist, and what still needs action.
Scenario comparison
Generate options to compare demand resolution, location fit, movement burden, and plain-language planning impacts.
The summary uses simple counts instead of color-coded bars: requested, resolved, unresolved, and unused physical capacity.
Scenario comparison matrix
Compare all generated strategies side-by-side before choosing a recommended seating option.
Recommended demand-resolution options
Location demand and physical capacity
Organization demand resolution
Organization placement quality
Check whether organizations are colocated or split across multiple locations, buildings, or campuses in the selected scenario.
Report visuals
Use these charts in a report to show the current state, the planned state, and the move story between them.
Current seating arrangement
As-is seats by location, split between occupied and vacant inventory.
Scenario physical seat usage
To-be physical seat usage by location, showing physical seats used, unresolved demand, and unused capacity.
Organizational fit by scenario
Compare how well each generated scenario keeps organizations together in one physical location.
Organization grouping in selected scenario
For each organization, green shows the largest colocated physical cluster, purple shows split seats outside that cluster, and yellow shows unresolved demand.
Move work between locations
A flow view of seats that go from vacant to occupied or receive a new organization assignment.
Move work cost & schedule
Based on seats that go from vacant to occupied or receive a new organization assignment.