Who needs access
Define the administrators, managers and employee roles involved in the programme.
WORKPLACE PORTAL
Agree the portal controls and reporting your organisation needs to coordinate approved users, workplace activity and programme visibility.
BEST FIT
Start by agreeing the operational decisions below. That gives your organisation a practical basis for a tailored enterprise conversation, rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
Define the administrators, managers and employee roles involved in the programme.
Agree the booking, user, location, cost and usage information that supports decisions.
Discuss reporting, approval and any agreed technology requirements alongside the workplace programme.
WHAT THE PROGRAMME CAN COVER
Final availability, technology, service levels, fees and contractual terms are confirmed in the enterprise proposal or agreement.
Coordinate the agreed users, access permissions and workplace activity through a central enterprise setup.
Review the reporting detail agreed for locations, products, adoption and programme costs.
Shape portal roles and controls around the operating model your organisation has agreed.
HOW IT STARTS
Share the need first. TLB can then help define the appropriate workplace scope, controls and next steps.
Identify the programme owners, approvers and employee groups that need different views or permissions.
Confirm the controls and reporting needed to administer and review workplace use.
Set up the agreed workplace access model alongside the relevant administration and reporting requirements.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. The enterprise programme can define approved users, workspace types, locations and booking permissions.
Reporting is agreed around the information your organisation needs, such as usage, locations, products and programme costs.
Yes. Portal roles, controls and reporting should be defined as part of the programme design.
ENTERPRISE PROPOSAL
Share your locations, workforce needs and intended timing. We’ll use that information to start a focused enterprise conversation.