IT maps the workplace
Record common equipment, supplies, rooms, and starter resources by site.
RecallRecall for workplaces
Less searching. More getting on with your day.
Give your team one place to find equipment, supplies, rooms, and onboarding resources. Save the details once, so the next person knows where to look.
Designed for non-clinical operational knowledge—not patient records, clinical decisions, or other sensitive medical information.
Workplace memoryNorth Campus
ExampleEmployee asks“Where can I find a spare monitor?”
Recall answersIT equipment room · Cabinet B
Shipping suppliesMail roomNew-hire badgesSecurity deskTraining roomSecond floor
Less searching. Fewer interruptions.
Set it up once. Let the whole team ask.
Save familiar places and resources, then let your team find them in their own words.
Employees ask naturally
Use familiar language instead of learning another folder, portal, or ticket path.
Onboarding gets lighter
New employees can independently find the places and resources everyone else already knows.
Useful across operations
From the main office to a hospital campus.
A shared location memory can reduce repeat questions anywhere people depend on physical spaces, supplies, and equipment.
Adapters, loaner equipment, cables, printers, and meeting-room tools.
Non-clinical supplies, shared equipment locations, departments, and staff resources.
Badge pickup, training rooms, mail areas, equipment returns, and day-one essentials.
Different answers for each building, floor, branch, campus, or facility.
Founding workplace pilot
Help shape Recall for your organization.
Tell us what employees repeatedly have to ask for. We’ll use this information only to discuss a workplace pilot; it does not create an account or promise immediate availability.