Gable

Gable operates an all-in-one workplace platform that helps companies manage distributed, hybrid and flexible work. Its product set spans Gable On-demand, which gives remote employees access to more than 20,000 premium workspaces, meeting rooms and private offices across over 900 cities and 60+ countries on a pay-per-use basis; Gable HQ Management for desk booking and meeting-room reservation in a company's own offices; visitor management for office check-in; and event orchestration for planning, launching and tracking onsite and offsite events, including space sourcing, invitations and spend tracking.

The platform layers analytics and controls on top of these booking workflows. Customers can access booking, space, budget and utilization data to inform real estate and employee engagement decisions, and administrators can configure team spending limits, permissions, geo-fencing, approval workflows and notifications. Collaboration features let employees see where and when colleagues are working and join team and company events. Gable integrates with SSO, HRIS, access control, chat, calendar and other systems, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendar, and offers mobile apps on the App Store and Play Store.

An earlier description of the platform positioned it around neighborhood workspaces hosted for small groups of roughly four to 20 people, allowing companies to book space for employees clustered in the same area; hosts were screened with background and health and safety checks and spaces had to meet defined quality criteria, with amenities such as WiFi, restrooms, parking, kitchen, printers, whiteboards and air conditioning included.

Business model

Gable sells software for managing offices and flexible workspace to employers, combined with brokered access to a third-party network of coworking spaces, meeting rooms and private offices that customers pay for based on usage.

The on-demand workspace offering is described as pay only for what a team uses; the platform is sold to companies via demo-led sales.

Traction

Published customer stories cite New Relic centralizing workplace operations across 18 countries, Fivetran centralizing workplace data across nine global offices, and Upwork reducing workspace costs by 56%; a venture job board lists the company at 11-50 employees and Series A stage.