Health Checks and Troubleshooting
What does a healthy Serraview environment look like?

- Employee and Organization Data - Complete, current, and usable
- Floor Plans - Reflect the real workplace
- Occupancy Data - Flowing and understood
- Reporting - Trusted, repeatable, and automated
Healthy data layers create confidence in planning, reporting and workplace decisions.
Health Check #1: Employee data health
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People Data
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Organization Data
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If the people data is incomplete, downstream planning and reporting will not be reliable.
Best Practice - Employee data health
- Confidence that your HR and Organizational data is accurately reflected in Serraview, automatically
- Automated feeds of people and org data
- Daily feeds for both files
- No blank data
- No duplicates or old data
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- View Recent Messages - This is where you find your daily people and org files.
- People Data and Org Unit Hierarchy Data - This defines the People and Org Unit data file requirements.
- SFTP and API - This details how the source files are transferred.
Health Check #2: Floor Plans
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Floor Plans
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If the floor plan does not reflect the real workplace, planning and utilization insights become harder to trust.
Best Practice - Floor Plans
- Review Floor Plans - After moves, refurbishments, space type changes, and major allocation updates.
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New Floor Plans
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❌ We don't recommend that you have two floor plans for the same physical floor in parallel and then later delete the original when the new floor plan goes live. If you create a second floor plan for the same physical floor, you will experience continuity issues in Reporting, Bookings, and SVLive.
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✔️ Instead, update the existing floor with the new floor plan when the new floor plan is ready to go live. The benefits of updating an existing floor plan with the new floor plan are:
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No data migration is required.
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Historical reporting and utilization data remain intact.
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Existing bookings and space references are preserved.
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Continuity is maintained across Reporting, Bookings, and SVLive.
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Health Check #3: Occupancy data
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SVLive Data
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Badge Data
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If your source data is incorrect, chase it down with the respective teams. Have them see the value of Serraview, and ensure their data is clean.
Best Practice - Occupancy data
- Automate existing manual practices – Don’t rely on a single person to be your data point of failure
- Analyze and understand gaps in data
- Drive best practice across your organization to ensure clean and reliable utilization data from security and IT teams
- Use different utilization data for the right analysis:
- SVLive Wired – Desk Usage
- SVLive Wi-Fi – Floor Attendance
- Badge – Building/Floor attendance
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Health Check #4: Reporting
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Reporting
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If you are spending time manually reporting, you are missing the power of Serraview’s automation and custom reporting.
Best Practice - Reporting
- Serraview reports and dashboards are scheduled to automatically publish.
- Serraview reports include all available data and reporting.
- Custom reports or dashboards are created and understood.
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