Draft polished office maps in minutes. Use Attain OS's Content Creator and Atty AI to generate layouts from your project context. Review, refine, and publish.
Whether you're planning a new office layout, reorganizing a floor, or mapping desk assignments for a hybrid team, a clear office map is essential. But creating one from scratch—measuring spaces, placing furniture, labeling departments—can eat up hours. With Attain OS, you can skip the manual drafting and let Atty handle the heavy lifting.
Attain OS replaces the need for separate drawing tools, spreadsheets, and note apps. Its built-in Content Creator app, powered by Atty AI, lets you describe your workspace in plain English. Atty drafts a detailed office map based on your project context, and you review, tweak, and publish—all within one system.
Your company is moving to open-plan seating to encourage collaboration. You need to map out desk clusters, meeting pods, phone booths, and breakout zones. With Attain OS, you open the Content Creator, select 'Office Map,' and describe the layout. Atty generates a map with labeled zones, paths, and furniture symbols. You adjust the kitchen and quiet room locations, then publish.
Your hybrid team needs a reservation-free hot-desking layout. You want to designate neighborhoods for each department, with overflow areas. In Attain OS, you provide the floor dimensions and team sizes. Atty drafts a map showing department zones, shared monitors, and storage. You review the desk counts and move a few labels before sharing with the team.
Your organization is adding a second building. You need to map both floors of the new site, including conference rooms, labs, and break rooms. Using Attain OS, you create a project called 'Building B Layout.' Atty asks for room requirements and adjacency preferences, then produces a complete map. You verify corridor widths and exit routes, then export for facility approval.
Open Attain OS and navigate to Content Creator. Choose 'Office Map' as the deliverable type. Describe your workspace—include room types, approximate dimensions, and any special requirements (e.g., accessibility, soundproofing). Atty reads this context to prepare a layout.
Based on your description, Atty generates a visual office map with labeled rooms, furniture icons, and traffic flows. It uses standard symbols for desks, chairs, doors, and windows. The draft appears in your Documents app as an editable file.
Open the draft and inspect each area. You can ask Atty to 'swap the conference room and break room' or 'add two more phone booths near the entrance.' Atty updates the map accordingly. No manual redrawing—just give instructions.
Once the map matches your vision, use Attain OS's Sharing Hub to distribute it as a PDF or image. The map is also saved in your project's Documents, so you can revisit or version it later. No third-party tools needed.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Open-plan workstations occupy the east wing (40 desks in 4 clusters). West wing contains 3 meeting rooms (capacity 4, 6, 10), two phone booths, and a pantry. South side has a quiet room and a breakout area with sofas.
Main entrance at north leads to a reception desk. Corridor along the east-west axis connects all zones. Emergency exits marked at both ends.
Desk clusters labeled A-D with monitor, keyboard, and chair icons. Meeting rooms have table and chair icons; phone booths show a single desk and chair. All doors swing outward.
Attain OS does not import from any third-party tool. However, you can describe your current layout to Atty, and it will draft a new map based on your description. If you have a paper plan, you can refer to measurements and room names in your instructions.
Atty uses the measurements you provide. If you give room sizes in feet or meters, the map will reflect them proportionally. For best results, include approximate lengths and widths for each area.
Attain OS does not support real-time multi-user editing. However, you can share the map via Sharing Hub, and team members can leave feedback. You then ask Atty to apply changes.
No. Attain OS operates independently. You describe the furniture and layout; Atty uses standard symbols to represent them. The output is a clear, printable map—not a CAD file.
