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Visualize Your Workspace: Floor Plan Comes to the Korbyt Booking Outlook Add-in

December 5, 2025

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Vice President, Workplace

We’re thrilled to announce that Floor Plan view is in the Korbyt Booking O365 add-in with our January release (v9.7)! This highly anticipated feature transforms how you find and book meeting spaces, bringing an intuitive, visual experience directly into your Outlook workflow.

Book Smarter, Not Harder

Gone are the days of scrolling through endless lists of conference rooms, trying to remember which spaces are where. With Floor Plan, you can see your office layout at a glance, making space selection faster and more intuitive than ever before.

What Makes Floor Plan Game-Changing?

Visual Space Selection

Navigate your office layout directly within Outlook. See available spaces highlighted in green, quickly identify booked rooms, and select the perfect spot for your meeting, all without leaving your calendar.

Smart Favorites Integration

Your favorite spaces are marked with a star on the Floor Plan, making it effortless to book your go-to meeting rooms. Manage your favorites in ‘My Profile’ on the web, and they’ll appear front and center whenever you need them.

Seamless Multi-Space Booking

Planning a large event or need multiple rooms? Floor Plan supports multi-space bookings with an intuitive selection flow. Add as many spaces as you need, even across different locations and floors.

Intelligent Edit Experience

Need to change your booking? If your original space becomes unavailable, the add-in automatically suggests alternatives based on your original criteria: location, floor, capacity, and layout preferences, saving you valuable time.

Customizable to Your Brand

Floor Plan honors your organization’s custom icons and colors, delivering a consistent experience whether you’re booking on the web or in Outlook.

Built for Modern Workplaces

Floor Plan brings the power of visual workspace management to where you already spend your time: Outlook. With intuitive zoom controls, expandable views, and smart filtering, finding the right space for your meeting has never been easier.

Whether you’re booking a quick huddle room, a large conference space, or even a flexi desk, Floor Plan gives you the context you need to make the best choice.

Available Across Your Devices

Floor Plan is available on:

  • Outlook on Windows
  • Outlook for Mac
  • New Outlook for Mac

Support for Mac clients reflects our commitment to delivering a consistent experience across all platforms where your teams work.

Now Available

Floor Plan in the Korbyt Booking O365 add-in has arrived with v9.7 in January 2026. If you have questions about enabling Floor Plan for your organization or want to learn more about role-based configurations, reach out to your Korbyt account team.

Ready to transform your meeting space booking experience? Explore the v9.7 release and get ready to see your workspace in a whole new way.

More about Natalie Appleton:

Natalie Appleton is a workplace experience expert and frequent speaker at national conferences, industry forums, and on podcasts. She is currently Vice President of Workplace at Korbyt, where she applies nearly two decades of experience in space and meeting management to help organizations create people-centered workplace strategies.

With eighteen years of experience in the space booking arena, Natalie has guided more than 150 U.S. and international clients in advancing their meeting and space management practices. Her deep collaboration on these projects has given her unique insight into optimizing the workplace experience— helping organizations streamline hybrid work, simplify how teams book and manage spaces and resources, and leverage integrations for a seamless employee journey.

Natalie earned her MBA from the University of Phoenix in 2006. She remains active in the professional community through IFMA, ILTA, InfoComm, AVIXA, and WorkTech, contributing to the ongoing conversation on facility management, space utilization, and the future of work.