Epazz Inc. DeskFlex, a cloud-computing software provider company, has announced that the DeskFlex room scheduling system is signing more contracts from the healthcare and government sectors.
In a statement, the firm disclosed that healthcare providers were using its room booking software for exam rooms, operating rooms and administrative offices.
“Government agencies are using our desk booking software to create an open office format in order to reduce their office space in order to save money. DeskFlex room booking software is helping system users in getting used to life with the coronavirus around.
“DeskFlex’s social distancing features significantly help various industries during the coronavirus era. DeskFlex users are now getting to work, scheduling meetings, and booking equipment using the DeskFlex room reservation system,” it revealed.
According to the company, the software eases up the daily business activities, including team members’ management during this time of the pandemic, noting that with the COVID-19-compliant features, users can reserve desks and workstations in alternate schedules using the ‘Desk On Hold’ function.
DeskFlex’s ‘desk on hold’ feature allows a 24-hour gap between bookings of the same workspace (employees cannot use the same cubicle within the 24-hour window).
“This social distancing feature enables users to space out their time in the office. DeskFlex room scheduling software has other COVID-19 compliant functions, including mask detection, thermal scanning, automatic desk sanitation, manage survey and contact-tracing, all crucial in maintaining a COVID-free workplace,” the company explained.
The statement added that DeskFlex room scheduling system received increasing requests for product demonstrations, software training, and increasing subscriptions from various government and healthcare organisations in the United States and in European countries.
Shaun Passley, Chief Executive Officer of Epazz, said, “We are eccentric to know that DeskFlex room booking software is helping millions of lives organize how they return to work, and operate in their industries in the new normal post-COVID-19 lifestyle.”
