Overview
This document shows you how to set up buildings and spaces on your site. Setting up buildings and spaces is important for using tools like Request Management and Visitor Management. It also helps you segment information by different buildings.
Creating a Building
Open Equiem One and log in.
Click Settings from the left hand menu.
Click the Buildings tab. You will see a list of any existing buildings on the left hand side of the table.
Click the + button.
Input the name of your building e.g Building 1.
If the address of the building is the same as the main site address, leave the next section as Enabled. If the address of the building you are creating is different from the main site address, click select Enabled from the drop down list under the Enable a Building Address section. Search for the address of the building.
This ensures that any visitors to site have the correct address for the building they are visiting. The building should still be part of your site.
Optional: Enter the area of the building using either Square Feet or Square Meters. You can change the unit using the drop down box next to the Area.
Optional: Enter the number of occupants (as if the building was full in this building.
Select Create Building if you are happy or Cancel to go back.
Your Building will now display in the Buildings section of the Buildings Configuration table.
To create Buildings, Levels and Spaces, you need to be a Property Manager on Equiem One and navigate to the Settings tab from your left navigation menu.
Example Levels and Spaces
The following examples show you typical names for different levels and specific areas within a building that you might need to identify or label for management purposes.
Example of Levels |
Ground |
Level 1 |
Level 2 |
Level 3 |
Level 4 |
Level 5 |
Level 6 |
Level 7 |
Examples of Spaces |
Reception |
Lift Lobby |
Toilets (Male) |
Toilets (Female) |
Terrace |
Stairwell |
Lift Lobby |
Toilets (Male) |
Toilets (Female) |
Kitchen |
Stairwell |
Lift Lobby |
Toilets (Male) |
Toilets (Female) |
Kitchen |
Stairwell |
Lift Lobby |
Toilets (Male) |
Toilets (Female) |
Boardroom |
Stairwell |
Lift Lobby |
Toilets (Male) |
Toilets (Female) |
Adding Levels
Go to Settings > Buildings.
Here you will find a list of your existing Buildings in the Buildings Configuration table.
Select the Building you would like to add Levels to.
Click Add Level or the + button to begin adding levels manually.
Enter the Level name or number then press the tick or cross icon to confirm or delete.
To bulk upload Levels, click the upload icon and paste required levels separated by comma or line break. Click Continue and then Upload if everything is correct.
Adding Spaces
Once you have created your Buildings and Levels, you can add spaces to each of the levels.
Spaces are required to utilize the Request Management module. If you are not using this module at your site, you do not need to add Spaces.
Go to Settings > Buildings.
Here you will find a list of the existing Buildings and Levels in the Building Configuration table.
Select a Building and then a Level from the Building Configuration table.
Click + Add Space or the + button.
Enter the Space name, for example, Lift Lobby then press the tick or cross icon to confirm or delete.
Use the 3 dots to either delete or duplicate the space. Use the pencil icon to edit the space name.
To bulk upload Spaces, click the upload icon and paste required space names separated by comma or line break. Click Continue and then Upload if everything is correct.
Editing & Deleting Buildings, Levels or Spaces
Open Equiem One and log in.
Go to Settings > Buildings.
Here you will see the Buildings Configuration table with sections for Buildings, Levels and Spaces.
Hover over the Building, Level or Space you want to edit.
Use the up/down arrows to rearrange the order your Buildings, Levels or Spaces appear in the table and to users.
Use the pencil icon to rename any Building, Level or Space. Click the tick icon to confirm or the cross to cancel.
Use the 3 dots to either duplicate or delete a Building, Level or Space.
