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Today we announce our Series A, an $18M round led by Blossom Capital with participation from Haystack, Alt Capital, 1Flourish, and Bynd.
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Dashboards show you what a single system knows. An ontology connects what every system knows into one governed model – and that is where portfolio decisions actually live.
Diego Ferreiro Val
The first thing AI agents should take off a real estate team is the gathering – not the judgment. Here is how we think about the division of labor.
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Workplace analytics refers to the process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to various aspects of the workplace environment and employee behavior. This data can come from a variety of sources, including sensors, software platforms, employee surveys, and organizational systems. The goal of workplace analytics is to gain insights into how the workplace is used, how employees interact with their environment, and how these factors impact productivity, collaboration, and overall organizational performance.
Start with the questions you already ask – which spaces are underused, where teams cluster, what a lease renewal really costs – and let the data answer them. Trebellar connects occupancy, lease, headcount, and cost data in one governed model, so you can compare buildings, test scenarios, and act on the results instead of reconciling spreadsheets.
Utilization and occupancy trends by building, floor, and team; cost per seat and per employee; lease and renewal exposure; consolidation and relocation scenarios; and the reasoning behind every number, traceable back to its source system.