Imagine your construction crew arriving at a remote site, exhausted from the road, only to find their accommodation already sorted, checked in, and tailored to their exact needs. Strong Wi-Fi for CAD files, beds for six, secure van parking, and early breakfast were all booked in seconds.
Sounds futuristic?
Not anymore.
At Octigen Collection, we're not just listing serviced accommodations. We’re reimagining the entire workforce housing experience, and AI is at the heart of it.
For years, construction companies, relocation agencies, and insurance teams have wrestled with the same challenge: finding flexible, short-term accommodation designed not for tourists but for working teams.
What you needed was
We asked, What if there was a smarter way to match project requirements with available properties?
So we built one.
Our intelligent property-matching AI goes far beyond location and price. It learns from
The result? Hyper-relevant accommodation matches delivered in seconds, not after hours of scrolling and emails.
While tech powers the engine, our mission remains simple: make project-based stays seamless and stress-free for professionals.
That’s why we combine cutting-edge AI with real human support. Our team vets every listing, negotiates bulk deals, and steps in when plans shift.
We don’t just help you save money; we save you time, hassle, and risk.
Octigen Collection isn’t just a platform; it’s a solution for one of the UK’s most underserved industries.
Our vision?
To become the go-to accommodation partner for construction and project-based teams, where booking a stay is as easy as booking a train ticket.
No middlemen. No guesswork. No downtime.
Ready to Let AI Handle Your Next Booking?
Whether you’re planning a project in Manchester, Birmingham, or a remote town you’ve never heard of, Octigen Collection is already working on the accommodation for you.
Because in your line of work, time is money.
And now, AI saves you both.
Join our platform or speak to our team and discover what AI-powered bookings really look like.
