Kadence Pricing Overview

I appreciate that Kadence makes booking desks a visual and simple experience, even with more employees than desks. I love that it's extremely easy to integrate with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Teams, and the fact that you can book a room using natural language within Teams thanks to the handy bot. It's packed with quality of life features that I find really useful. The fact that the initial setup took us barely half an hour and it's easy to define booking policies further adds to my positive impression. Overall, I find Kadence to be a good value for the money, easy to set up, and packed with features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Modifying a room, which is linked to its Exchange Object, requires submitting a ticket to Kadence support. This could be done better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Kadence is the simplest desk booking system I have encountered in my 15 years of facilities management. The system's rollout was smooth, and our CX Engagement manager was always available to help when needed. Kadence has delivered valuable data to the Ankura London office through its Insights feature. Utilizing Insights has enabled us to shift away from the dependence on office swipe data as key KPIs, freeing up time to concentrate on our ultimate goal: the data itself. Every interaction with Kadence staff has been friendly, and they always provide a solution, even if it's not exactly what we were expecting for our end goal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This is more of a user-adoption issue with Kadence itself. We’re finding that a lot of staff aren’t using the platform the way they should, and there isn’t really a way, even when working with Kadence, to require or enforce that users actually use it. It’s something our CX Engagement Manager has mentioned, but Kadence doesn’t seem to want to pursue it as a feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.