
Zynq
by Zynq · Desk booking, attendance and office utilisation reporting for hybrid teams
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Overview
Zynq is an office management platform for hybrid workplaces, covering desk booking, attendance rules and access tracking across web, iOS and Android. Employees choose when to come in and where to sit on custom floorplans, and can sync schedules with colleagues. It logs every office visit and surfaces utilisation in a dashboard, with export to Excel or Sheets.
- Best for
- Companies running hybrid offices that need desk booking, attendance tracking and utilisation reports.
- Pricing
- From $2 per user per month (Starter) to $4 (Professional), sold in sets of 25 users, with Enterprise priced on request; meeting rooms start at $20 per room per month and visitor management at $200 per office per month.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Desk booking via web, iOS and Android, with SSO and 2FA
- Office visit data in a dashboard, exportable to Excel or Sheets
- One-click sign-in and data sync with Office and Google Workspace
- Entry tier starts at $2 per user per month
Trade-offs
- Plans sold in sets of 25 users, so small teams pay for unused places
- API access, RFID badges and multi-language are Enterprise-only, price on request
- Meeting rooms cost from $20 per room per month on top of user seats
- No free tier or self-serve sign-up shown; entry is via a demo request
How Zynq markets itself
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“Office Management for the Flexible Future”
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- Hero: Illustration
Pricing
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