SERRAVIEW BY EPTURA > SVLIVE

Know what’s happening in your workplace, right now

Make faster, smarter decisions with live occupancy insights.

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See your workplace in real time, act with confidence

Serraview Live gives you a live view of occupancy across floors, neighborhoods, and desks. Spot trends, respond to changes, and support hybrid work using presence and status data you can trust. With fewer blind spots, teams reduce time on admin and make decisions that cut wasted space.

For Real Estate Leaders

Make data-driven portfolio decisions

Live occupancy shows where space sits empty, where demand spikes, and where to consolidate. With this clarity, leaders can right‑size square footage, improve utilization, and support business goals—moving from assumptions to action.

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For Workplace Strategy Teams

Respond quickly to changing needs

See which spaces are open right now and where people are. Teams can direct employees to available areas, minimize blockers, and adjust seating plans without guesswork, cutting time spent coordinating moves and reducing day‑to‑day friction.

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For Employees

Find the right space, every day

Employees can see live status—open, reserved, or occupied—before they step into the office and avoid the hunt for desks or rooms. Clear presence indicators help them connect with colleagues and settle in quickly, improving the daily experience in hybrid offices.

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Turn live data into workplace action

SVLive brings together real-time presence detection, status visibility, and occupancy analytics so you can plan, adapt, and execute space strategies with speed and accuracy.

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Live presence detection

SVLive uses Wi-Fi, sensors, and badge data to show space status and where people are. See active areas at a glance and guide employees to available spaces without manual checks.

Real‑time space status

Color‑coded statuses show whether a desk or room is available, reserved, or occupied. This clarity helps teams reduce congestion, ease decision-making, and keep the workday moving.

Occupancy analytics & reporting

Track peak hours, underused areas, and utilization trends with interactive views. Use these insights to support consolidations, re‑stacks, or re‑allocation across the portfolio.

Live occupancy helped us reduce unused space by 18% in six months. Decisions now start with the SVLive view, not with assumptions
-Director of Real Estate Strategy, Financial Services
We can now react to changing business requirements and opportunities by quickly modeling alternate floor plans, various scenarios, and business cases.
-Director of Global Real Estate, Global Tech Company

See how SVLive transforms real-time space management

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Frequently asked questions

  • How does SVLive detect presence and update space status?

    SVLive uses Wi‑Fi presence, supported occupancy sensors, and (where configured) badge data to determine whether spaces are available, reserved, or occupied. Status updates display instantly on interactive views.

  • Which sensor vendors and data pathways are supported?

    SVLive supports occupancy ingestion via the Occupancy Sensor API (webhook, JSON). Current connectors include CoWorkr, VergeSense, and PointGrab. Data mappings must match building, floor, and space names in Serraview for accuracy.

  • What are the network and system requirements?

    SVLive (and Insights) require HTTPS access on port 443. Supported browsers: latest/previous versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari. SVLive Desktop Presence Service supports Windows 7+ and macOS 10.13+; on‑premise components require Windows Server 2008R2+ and .NET 4.6.

  • How long until sensor data appears in reports?

    Sensor events are ingested in near real time. Data typically loads within about an hour (environment‑dependent ETL). Sensors marked Offline if no events are received for two hours.

  • Does SVLive work without sensors (Wi‑Fi‑only)?

    Yes. SVLive can operate in Wi‑Fi‑only setups to show live desk availability and presence. This delivers clarity for employees and teams while advanced, desk‑level tracking may require sensors.