Hi, everyone, I am about to open a new co-wprking space in New York, and realized how to choose the management software can be very confusing, do I need to hire a developer to do it? or just choose a software and learn to use it myself?
Hey there, Congrats on the new space opening. That’s exciting.
You absolutely, 100% do NOT need to hire a developer to get software up and running for your space. My recommendation is to vet the different platforms and choose one meets the needs of your space. There’s several great options out there with excellent support.
I own/operate Hygge Coworking (https://wearehygge.com) in Charlotte, NC. I’ve also been developing my own platform to manage spaces for a while now. It’s called smpl. https://smpl.io
I’d be more than happy to help you find a platform that makes the most sense for your space. Let me know how I can help.
- Garrett
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On Sunday, May 13, 2018 at 9:20:14 AM UTC-4, VillageOne wrote:
Hi, everyone, I am about to open a new co-wprking space in New York, and realized how to choose the management software can be very confusing, do I need to hire a developer to do it? or just choose a software and learn to use it myself?
I am not a developer and I learned to use Cobot all by myself. I have used a developer once to integrate Cobot into my website to show member profiles but that’s an optional step.
Angel
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On Sunday, May 13, 2018 at 7:20:14 AM UTC-6, VillageOne wrote:
Hi, everyone, I am about to open a new co-wprking space in New York, and realized how to choose the management software can be very confusing, do I need to hire a developer to do it? or just choose a software and learn to use it myself?
Thank you all! it is very helpful, I have decided just learn how to use this platforms and build some marketing pages myself.
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On Sun, May 27, 2018 at 6:14 PM, Garrett Tichy [email protected] wrote:
Hey there, Congrats on the new space opening. That’s exciting.
You absolutely, 100% do NOT need to hire a developer to get software up and running for your space. My recommendation is to vet the different platforms and choose one meets the needs of your space. There’s several great options out there with excellent support.
I own/operate Hygge Coworking (https://wearehygge.com) in Charlotte, NC. I’ve also been developing my own platform to manage spaces for a while now. It’s called smpl. https://smpl.io
I’d be more than happy to help you find a platform that makes the most sense for your space. Let me know how I can help.
- Garrett
On Sunday, May 13, 2018 at 9:20:14 AM UTC-4, VillageOne wrote:
Hi, everyone, I am about to open a new co-wprking space in New York, and realized how to choose the management software can be very confusing, do I need to hire a developer to do it? or just choose a software and learn to use it myself?
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