In March 2026, Kadence announced a strategic partnership with Archilogic, the leading spatial data platform for enterprises. The partnership combined Archilogic’s spatial data infrastructure with Kadence SpaceOps, so that enterprises could connect accurate floor plan data with real-time information on how people use their space.
Spatial data is structured information about a building’s layout, such as floors, rooms and every square foot of space. The aim of the partnership was a workplace that is not only accurately mapped but continuously optimized.
Dan Bladen, CEO and co-founder of Kadence, said:
“Archilogic customers gain an operating layer that helps teams actually run the workplace day-to-day. Kadence customers gain a richer spatial foundation that makes SpaceOps faster and more precise. It’s a true ‘better together’ partnership.”
What problem did the partnership address?
Enterprises are not short on workplace data. They have floor plans, lease records, occupancy metrics and badge reports. What they often lack is a way to turn that information into operational clarity. The partnership was designed to close that gap between data and action.
As announced, Archilogic would provide the AI-ready spatial data foundation: a living record of every square foot across global portfolios. Kadence would provide the real-time operational layer that captures how teams use space day to day. Together, they would create a continuous feedback loop that keeps layouts, booking behavior and workplace strategy aligned.
Dominique Burgauer, CEO of Archilogic, said:
“Spatial data is the missing piece for applying enterprise AI strategies to the physical world. Archilogic fixes that, and by partnering with Kadence, we’re extending that foundation directly into daily operations, turning spatial intelligence into measurable business outcomes.”
How was the integration designed to work?
With Archilogic’s API-driven spatial data integrated into Kadence, floor plans become living infrastructure. In the design announced in March 2026, changes would synchronize automatically, booking workflows would reflect real layouts, and workplace policies would adapt without manual rework.
Traditional workplace systems rely on static documents and manual updates. When layouts change, systems fall behind. When teams reorganize, booking rules drift out of line, and decision-makers are left reconciling outdated plans with current behavior.
“Enterprises cannot afford to treat space as a static record anymore. When spatial data and real-time behavior operate in separate systems, decisions lag behind reality. This partnership brings them together into a single intelligent infrastructure.” — Dan Bladen
What did it mean for corporate real estate leaders?
For large portfolios, approximation introduces risk. Archilogic represents every square foot accurately as a structured data layer, and Kadence SpaceOps makes sure that space is used in line with hybrid strategies and operational goals. The partnership promised corporate real estate leaders a single source of truth for decisions on consolidation, redesign and expansion.
Badge swipes show presence, not performance. By combining Archilogic’s precise layouts with Kadence’s booking intent and actual usage data, enterprises would gain a full view of workplace ROI. Leaders could see which spaces are used, how layout affects effectiveness, and model future scenarios before committing to costly changes.
How was it meant to change the employee experience?
By syncing Archilogic’s spatial data with Kadence’s booking workflows, the partners aimed to make sure the space employees arrive to reflects what they booked, and the environment supports the work being done. Space becomes a strategic lever for productivity, collaboration and culture.
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