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SUCCESS CASE: Why Barcelona Health Hub choose Daysk.

With the vision to create a place where innovation and collaboration between start-ups and corporates would be centrepiece, Barcelona Health Hub chose Daysk to solve its space and community management needs.

With less than a year since launch, Barcelona Health Hub (BHH) is already recognized as a key player within the digital health industry.
Their main vision was to build a thriving ecosystem of start-ups and corporates located in the emblematic modernist Recinte San Pau.

When it launched, fostering more connections between it members and simplifying its daily operations was really at top of mind topics to focus on in order to make the HUB grow.

And now that the HUB has launched and more members are coming in, it’s even more important to have automated all the core processes between room bookings, members’ networking and information flow.

EASY SETUP, SCALABLE SOLUTION

What BHH asked Daysk first was to ” be able to forget about space management”: deploy a tool that would let all members of the HUB be autonomous with their bookings, freeing the team from any time spent on room scheduling.
Next was the possibility to create specific privileges between members, to assigned dynamically consumption rights depending on their membership profiles.

With Daysk, the BHH team was able to setup the whole space booking process and privileges in a few clicks, saving hours of work from day one.
Plus, the platform allowed for additional booking coming from Daysk marketplace, adding new revenues, activities and networking opportunities onsite.

LOOKING FORWARD FOR A SMART FUTURE

Barcelona Health Hub is growing fast, worldwide and is already a consolidated network of nearly 100 companies. We are looking forward to strengthen our partnership to build more features which will help this vivid community to thrive.

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