Hector Kolonas (me!) argues that the real AI advantage for flex workspace operators isn’t just adopting AI tools, it’s building a "context layer" that makes those tools smarter and more specific to your business.

I outline three realities: every platform will go AI-powered, token costs will rise before they fall, and context is what separates useful tools from genuine competitive edges. Not only are Syncaroo helping operators plan and deploy context layers, they’re also doing this internally to train Pinky, the AI brain that supports their team and clients.

OfficeRnD deprecated version one of their API last week, meaning all integrations needed to be updated or rebuilt to support the new version before then, or risked getting disconnected and removed.

Syncaroo shared that not only were every one of their OfficeRnD-connected integrations were migrated to the latest API version ahead of schedule, and that 100s of synced locations, memberships and resources were migrated via sub-3-minute migrations.

Red, Yellow, Green testing is a framework that allows you to check systems act as they should – causing certain actions to be blocked (red), need attention (yellow), or continue (green). Syncaroo shares a concrete example of using this framework to test your coworking integrations, both at time of setup and at a cadence you’re comfortable with.

In the newest edition of Undercurrents (brought to you by Syncaroo) we explore the evolution of coworking revenue stacks, with actionable insights from Anne Olsen (The Shop Workspace), Meagan Slavin (25N Coworking), Sheila Burmistrova (Narra Collective), Sofia Stolberg (Piloto 151), Tobi Skovron (Cube.co) and Gregg Kackowitz (Bond Collective).