PULT Reviews & Product Details

I check it during my commute to see whether the people I need to talk to are actually going to be in. If my producer isn’t coming in, I may as well work from home, and that’s really the whole use case for me. Desk booking is also quick on mobile, which is the main thing I need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The desk map doesn’t tell you anything useful. “Desk 42” could be by a window or right next to the kitchen, and you only find out once you arrive. At this point I’ve basically memorized which desk numbers to avoid. There’s also no option for recurring bookings, so I end up manually rebooking the same spot every Monday. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’re a software house, so on any given day about half the team is remote and the other half is in the office. Before PULT, I was tracking who was coming in with a spreadsheet, and it was never accurate. Now I can just check the dashboard and see what’s happening without having to ask around. The desk-booking feature is what people use the most—it prevents the morning scramble for the good spots by the window. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface is fine overall, but the admin side feels denser than it needs to be. I spent an entire afternoon just trying to figure out how to set up the floor plan properly. On top of that, the mobile app logs me out at random, which is especially annoying when I’m trying to check something quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We bring clients in for portfolio reviews and pre-shoot consultations, and PULT makes the arrival process much smoother. I can pre-register clients so they can check in professionally, rather than standing at reception while someone figures out who they’re here to see. I also get a notification as soon as they arrive, which means I’m the one who greets them every time. It sets a better tone for the meeting right from the start. The visit history is helpful as well, since I can quickly see how often a client has been in before a quarterly catch-up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s no CRM link, so I have to log client visits manually, and I’ll admit I sometimes skip it when we’re busy. The visitor portal also carries PULT’s branding rather than ours, which feels like a slightly odd note to end a client meeting on. On top of that, the form itself is pretty thin—there’s nowhere to note what the meeting was about or which project it relates to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about PULT is how it gives us a much clearer view of how our office resources are actually being used. As a Finance Manager, I find the occupancy insights especially helpful when I’m reviewing facility-related expenses and putting together budgets. The desk and meeting room booking features also make it easier for employees to plan and organize their office days. Overall, having all of these functions in one platform streamlines workplace administration and keeps things simpler to manage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’d like to see more detailed cost-reporting options that tie workspace utilization directly to operational expenses. That kind of connection would make it much easier to prepare internal reports without having to pull and combine information from multiple sources. That said, the current features are still useful for day-to-day management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a financial analyst, I value having clear visibility into how our office space is actually being used. PULT offers helpful occupancy insights that make it easier to assess whether workplace resources are being utilized efficiently. The desk and meeting room booking features are also straightforward and easy to use, which helps employees plan their in-office days with less friction. Having all of this information available in a single platform is especially useful when reviewing operational costs and overall space utilization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The reporting features meet the basic requirements, but I’d like more flexibility when exporting data for financial analysis. It would also be helpful to have additional options for comparing occupancy trends across different time periods, so the insights are more useful when it comes to budgeting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We sell through Tokopedia, Shopee, and our own store, and PULT helps me see who’s in the admin office before I schedule pickups or courier handovers. When I pre-register a courier, they can check in without me having to brief reception each time. The visit history is also really useful when a customer claims an order was collected, because I can confirm exactly when the driver was actually on site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s no integration with our e-commerce platforms, so we end up doing everything manually. The visitor form doesn’t include any field to note which marketplace an order relates to, even though that’s the key information I actually need. On top of that, the portal shows PULT’s branding, which feels odd when couriers are signing in for a Shopee or Tokopedia collection. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The audit trail is the biggest benefit for me. When a client or an auditor asks who was on site on a specific date, or whether a fabric inspection contractor attended as scheduled, I can respond in minutes instead of having to promise I’ll check and get back to them. Having visitor records with timestamps and photos answers questions we used to manage with a paper register, which was often incomplete. The emergency drill reports also feed straight into our safety documentation, which we need for civil defence compliance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The reporting doesn’t distinguish between staff, contractors, and delivery personnel, which is important for our compliance records. I need to be able to confirm that a fabric inspection took place and that it was logged by an external party, but the system currently treats that the same as a staff member arriving. The retention settings are also global rather than category-based, so I can’t apply a longer retention period to compliance-related records than I do for everyday visitors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For me, the real value is being able to see who’s in before I plan my day. I cover two sites, so I need to know which location has people on any given day. The calendar view makes that clear without me having to send a round of messages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Editing the floor plan could be more intuitive. I know the feature is there, but I still find myself clicking around and trying to remember where it’s located. For something I use every time we move a desk, it really should be easier to find and access. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We run imaging, lab, and consultation areas across two floors, and patients are constantly moving between them. PULT lets me see who’s in which area without having to call three different desks just to find out. If a patient is late for a scan, I can quickly check whether they’ve even checked in yet, which has noticeably reduced the number of “where are they?” phone calls. In a department where one missed slot can throw off the whole day, that makes a real, practical difference. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This platform feels built for visitors, not patients, and that distinction really matters for us. Patient records require a level of confidentiality that it doesn’t support: everyone on our plan can see every record, which isn’t acceptable for anything health-related. Because of that, we log patients by appointment number only. It works, but it’s clearly a workaround rather than something the system is designed for. On top of that, the kiosk is too slow when several people arrive at once for morning appointments, and it creates a bottleneck at check-in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We bring in a lot of talent for auditions and shoots, and pre-registering them means they can check in quickly instead of sitting around at reception getting nervous. The photo capture on the badges has been genuinely useful for me—when you’re meeting twelve people in an afternoon, having a face attached to a name makes a real difference. I also like having the visitor log as a clear record of who came in for which session, since that information used to live in a notebook. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Group check-in is slow. Auditions run in blocks, and having fifteen people arrive at once and all queue for a single kiosk just isn’t practical, so I often end up checking everyone in under one name. There’s no QR code option, which would fix this immediately. Also, the visitor fields don’t give me anywhere to note what role someone is reading for, which is the information I actually need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.