Coworking-space OS — spaces, desks, offices and meeting rooms, membership plans, and members. Tenant orgs running out of your space link by permission, and self-serve from your own website.
The operating system for a shared-workspace business — a Nexudus-class tool built into Turtini. Coworking runs your spaces, desks, offices, and meeting rooms; your membership plans and pricing; your members and multi-seat tenant companies; room bookings and door access; and recurring billing that posts straight to your books. Members self-serve from a portal you can embed on your own website.
What's included
Spaces -> resource types -> individual desks, offices, and meeting rooms with live status
Membership plans (hot desk, dedicated desk, private office, virtual office, day pass) with included meeting-room credits
Members with status pipeline (lead -> active -> paused -> cancelled), assigned to dedicated resources
Tenant orgs link by permission (linkedOrgId) — the space holds a view, never a copy of the tenant's data
Reuses Turtini billing, CRM leads, check-in/QR access, community events, and accounting
About this module
Coworking lives at /coworking and models a space the way you actually run one: spaces (each location you operate), resource types (templates like Hot Desk, Dedicated Desk, Private Office, Meeting Room, Virtual Office, each with capacity, amenities, and a rate), and the individual resources realized from them, each with a live status. Plans are the tariffs members sign up on — a price on a monthly, annual, or daily cycle, with a bucket of included meeting-room credit hours. Members carry a status pipeline from lead to active to paused to cancelled, and tenant companies hold several seats at once, billed per-seat or consolidated into one invoice.
Because it is built into Turtini rather than bolted on, Coworking reuses the whole platform automatically. A tour with a walk-in prospect posts straight to your CRM as a contact and an opportunity. Door access uses the same QR/NFC check-in the rest of the platform uses, logging every tap. Room bookings draw down included credits first and bill the overage, guarded by a transactional lock so nothing double-books. And billing is hands-off: a daily run invoices every member and consolidated company whose cycle has come due, takes payment through Stripe Checkout on the space's connected account, and posts the accounts-receivable, cash, and fee journal entries to Accounting without a manual touch.
The member portal is where the model pays off. Members and tenant-company admins manage everything themselves — membership, credits, bookings, seats, and invoice payment — from /me/coworking or from a Builder block dropped onto your own website. Tenant companies that also run on Turtini link by permission: the space holds a view of the member, never a copy of the company's data. It is the difference between administering a space and operating one that largely runs itself.
What you can do with it
Run several locations, each with its own desks, offices, meeting rooms, hours, and tax settings
Sell hot-desk, dedicated-desk, private-office, virtual-office, and day-pass plans with included meeting-room credits
Bill a five-seat tenant company as one consolidated monthly invoice, or each seat on its own
Capture a tour lead that lands in your CRM pipeline, then convert it to an active member
Let members book rooms, pay invoices, and manage seats from a portal embedded on your own site
Get this module
Free for all Turtini organizations.
Who it's for
- Coworking operators who want member management, billing, and access in one place instead of four tools
- Shared studios, maker spaces, and executive-suite operators running multiple locations
- Space operators whose tenant companies also run on Turtini and can link by permission
Details
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- Operations
- Pricing
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