Hybrid work made space invisible. Data makes it legible.
Hybrid working made demand variable and hard to see. Without real occupancy data, space decisions come down to anecdote and instinct.
Every shared space, from desk to car park.
We map how people move through and occupy the spaces they actually compete for.
A point-in-time study, or always-on sensors.
Two ways to capture the data — both feeding the same dashboards, heatmaps and leadership-ready reports. We help you choose, or combine, based on your goals, budget and timeline.
Manual studies run on SiteIQ Schematic, our occupancy-study software. Engage us to deliver the study, or licence Schematic and run it with your own people.
Plan to results in four weeks.
A structured survey run by trained surveyors — no sensors, no IT integration, no delays.
Scope, schedule and customise your study.
Surveyors gather occupancy data on smart devices.
We deliver insight through dashboards, heatmaps and custom reporting.
We guide you through data-driven changes.
You provide surveyors. SiteIQ oversees quality and reporting.
FM or cleaning-service surveyors gather data; SiteIQ oversees.
SiteIQ handles everything, delivering leadership-ready insights.
Always-on sensors for continuous, real-time occupancy.
When you need live data rather than a snapshot, we deploy IoT sensor networks with our partner RedZone — continuous occupancy across desks, rooms, canteens and car parks, with no cameras and no access to your IT infrastructure.
Non-camera occupancy sensing can be configured to measure use without directly identifying individuals.
A fully independent network — no access to client IT required.
Visualise occupancy live and respond to congestion instantly.
Discreet, battery-operated sensors (5–10 year life), deployed out of hours.
Unlock hidden capacity and avoid significant capital expenditure.
RedZone — an Irish company pioneering occupancy IoT since 2017.
Trusted on live sites, from a single study to five-year deployments.
A whole-site snapshot in four weeks.
A Co. Cork multinational with 1,000+ daily employees used a manual study to reveal hidden capacity — the data backbone for a short-, medium- and long-term workplace redesign.
Turning event footfall into revenue.
Over a five-day exhibition, IoT sensors across three halls and 20 doors exposed traffic anchors and dead zones — a foundation for footfall-based pricing, layout and staffing.
Finding the desks nobody uses.
Desk-level sensors across a large pharmaceutical manufacturing campus produce monthly utilisation reporting by area.