InOffice

Inoffice is a term used in professional contexts to indicate that an individual is physically present at their workplace. It is commonly written as "in office," "in-office," or "inoffice" as a compound form, and may appear as a status label in calendars, chat tools, and attendance systems. It should not be confused with "out of office" (OOO), which signals absence.

In hybrid or office-first policies, teams designate "inoffice days" when employees are expected to work from the office, while other days may be remote. Scheduling tools may support this with color-coding or status indicators, and desk or room booking systems often function alongside inoffice designations to manage space and collaboration.

The term functions as a practical shorthand in internal communications. It helps coordinate meetings, on-site collaborations, and equipment provisioning, and plays a role in safety and occupancy planning in larger offices.

Variants and related terms: "in-office," "in office," and "inoffice" can reflect tone and context; some software products or corporate lingo may adopt a brand-like "InOffice." The concept sits alongside related terms such as remote work, telework, hybrid work, and flexible scheduling.