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About LES: LeverX Employee Service

Welcome to LES – Effortless Colleague Search & Flexible Desk Booking LES is your go-to mobile solution for staying connected and productive in a hybrid workplace. Seamlessly search for colleague information and reserve desks at any office location, all in one intuitive app. Note: LES must be implemented by your employer to use this app. Key Features: • Address Book: Instantly find colleagues and their contact details • Connect Easily: Reach out to teammates with just a tap • Desk Booking: View and reserve flexible workspaces across office locations • Manage Reservations: Book, update, or cancel your desk bookings with ease LES is continuously updated with new features and improvements to enhance your workplace experience. Turn on automatic updates to always stay ahead with the latest version!

What’s new

Version 1.1.33 · Updated October 9, 2026

Bug fixes and minor improvements

App privacy

The developer, LEVERX POLAND SP Z O O, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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