Eden Workplace: Office Management Platform Rebrand

Eden, the office management platform that has secured close to $70 million in funding since its launch, is announcing a change to its company name to better represent its expansion into software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions. The company will now operate under the name Eden Workplace.

“We serve a diverse range of clients, including those in retail, industrial settings, and traditional real estate, and we wanted to emphasize our focus on developing both software and a service marketplace for the contemporary office environment,” explained co-founder and CEO Joe Du Bey. “We also recognize that the company has evolved significantly due to the SaaS tools we are creating, and the new name reflects this shift in our business model.”

Eden has also obtained the domain name edenworkplace.com, which Du Bey anticipates will enhance the brand’s reputation and appeal to larger corporations, organizations, and their IT departments.

This represents another stage of development for the office management startup.

Eden initially began as a service connecting users with on-demand experts for technical support. The company subsequently broadened its offerings to encompass comprehensive office management services, including cleaning, maintenance, restocking, and IT assistance. This vertically integrated startup evolved into a marketplace, collaborating with various vendors to deliver services to its clientele.

Following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Eden adapted once more, introducing SaaS products designed to facilitate a safe return to and operation within office spaces. These tools include COVID-19 safety questionnaires, tracking of office occupancy, as well as solutions for visitor management and room scheduling.

Eden is also releasing a desk reservation system, enabling employees to maintain appropriate social distancing. While previously announced alongside the SaaS launch, this feature is now available to both new and current customers.

To date, Eden’s SaaS offerings have experienced revenue growth exceeding 100 percent each month, and Du Bey projects that the SaaS portion of the business will increase fivefold by the close of 2021.