Say you have plans to run an innovative coworking space in London’s trendiest neighbourhood. You want to offer contemporary must-haves, such as an option to receive and send parcels securely. How do you do that as efficiently as possible, without burdening your employees? Here’s how 245 Hammersmith and Bringme managed to make this scenario a reality.
Akiff is the operational manager at Vertus, the built-to-rent division of Canary Wharf Group in London. In their three brand new apartment blocks, hundreds of parcels are delivered daily. It was an impossible task for the concierge to distribute all of them in a timely manner. It got to the point that residents sometimes had to wait hours for their delivery, which caused a great deal of frustration. That's a thing of the past, now, thanks to the digital concierge.
Wouter van den Brink is the founder and community manager of the innovative co-working hub, Hudda. In this new concept, he says goodbye to the repetitive administrative tasks a traditional receptionist carries out so he can devote more time and energy to providing the perfect co-working experience and service.
Frederik Van de Meulebroucke is COO at Phished, a cybersecurity scale-up with an annual growth of 350%. To ensure visitors receive a professional welcome — including after office hours — while reducing costs at the same time, he enlisted Bringme’s virtual receptionist.
Alexandra Gevers is a real estate agent for build-to-sell projects. She resolutely chooses Bringme’s smart property technology as a major selling point to convince buyers and investors when selling apartments.
Frédéric Dorange works as an office manager in a multi-tenant building that includes the Ertzberg real estate group. He ensures the working environment for employees and visitors remains professional and safe. Focusing on that task was not always easy, but Bringme’s virtual reception turned out to be a real game changer.