One platform for the whole home-care day
Caire plans, optimises and adjusts home-care visit planning, with standing data, staffing, apps and follow-up in one place.
Your organisation's permissions and rules govern who sees and changes the plan. Review trust and data protection

- 1The chosen shift in the calendar
- 2The shift's route on the map, visit by visit
- 3The visits in order with the travel time between them
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Feature overview
A connected product map for scheduling, mobile execution, routing, analytics, and onboarding.
What the platform does
What is included
Prepare
- Units, staff, clients and care plans
- Import from exported reports
- Checks that the data is complete
Plan
- Drafts by hand, or automatically where the unit has it switched on
- Several optimized proposals
- Hand placements that stay put
- Routes for car, walking and cycling
During the day
- Sick reports and availability, with suggested cover
- Invitations to open shifts
- Swaps, delays and requests for help
- Quick updates of the live plan
Understand
- The state of the draft and its key findings
- Assigned share, client-time share and continuity
- Plan against reality
- Scorecard with eight categories, trend and next step
The app
- Caregivers: schedule, map, check-in, notes and My week
- Clients: upcoming visits, delay notices and, where the provider has chosen it, requests to cancel, change a time or report an absence
- Families: what the client allows
AI
- Ask CAIRE answers questions about the plan
- Ranked cover for sick calls
- Explanations of why a visit is unassigned or did not go to a particular employee
Your standalone planning platform
Configure care needs, available shifts and operating rules in Caire. Visit placement, staffing and routes then update automatically as inputs change. Permissions and professional decisions retain their required approval steps.
Explore automatic visit planningAn optimiser alongside your existing system
Keep your current system and bring its data into Caire through exported reports, or through an API where one is enabled. Caire does not write changes back to other systems.
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How it works
The work follows a lifecycle in seven steps, from care needs and standing data to visit planning, the working day and follow-up. Caire recalculates planning within your configured rules. Authorised people approve decisions that require organisational approval.
Standing data
units and districts, staff with contracts, skills and shifts, clients with care plans and visit templates.Draft created
by the planner, or automatically where the unit has it switched on.Optimize
one click starts several proposals at once, from your existing shifts to proposals that favour client time.Review and choose
two sliders pick between the best proposals, and visits can be moved by hand.Publish
every caregiver gets one notification with their route.During the day
sick reports, availability, swaps, delays and requests for help arrive in one place when included in the configured data flow. Caire updates visits and routes automatically within operating rules after any required approval of the inputs.Follow up
key figures, and the plan compared with the visits performed.


From draft to published plan
The planning lifecycle
Before publication: drafts
- Caire works from care needs, available shifts and your configured planning horizon.
- Visit placement and routes are calculated from care plans and the time windows allowed for each care intervention.
- Changed inputs lead to updated planning results according to your configuration. Client time, travel and continuity show the consequences within the same period.
- The planner can create a draft by hand at any time and optimize it at once.
After publication: the live plan
- An approved change in staffing or visit inputs updates planning automatically within your operating rules. Completed visits stay in place.
- An absence report may need approval before it takes effect. Visits and routes are then calculated from available staff, skills and continuity; that calculation is separate from approving the absence.
- Every change is recorded, and each caregiver affected gets one notification.
From care needs to a current plan
Standing data and care plans
Clients, decisions, visit templates, staff, skills, shifts and availability have a declared source.
Dated schedule
Automatic batch planning prepares dated weeks from accepted demand and staffing, four weeks ahead by default. Manual overrides remain available.
Solutions — visit plans
Optimization creates versioned assignments and routes with measures and verification. Compare alternatives without overwriting saved results.
Published current plan
The planner first publishes a selected solution. Its operational version identifies the visit plan followed by the apps.
Controlled revisions in real time
Approved staffing changes and permitted adjustments update affected routes and apps. Completed work and protected next visits remain respected.
The complete planning lifecycle
Automatic batch planning prepares a rolling four-week horizon by default for Scheduler units, with manual overrides and planner-controlled initial publication.
Sequence
Standing data
Accepted care plans, staff, availability and planning rules.
Automatic batch
Four weeks ahead by default; one through eight per unit, with manual overrides.
Optimization
Refresh affected draft alternatives when accepted input changes; retain unchanged results.
Review and choose
Compare the prepared versions and adjust when needed.
Initial publication
The planner publishes the selected visit plan.
Published operations
Controlled real-time revisions update the current routes.
Follow-up
Compare planned and performed work; carry accepted changes into future draft weeks.
Who does what in CAIRE
People work through role-specific surfaces connected to the same care model.
WEB APP
Set up units, staff and clients
Import from existing systems
Create and optimize a schedule
Compare versions, adjust by hand
Publish the plan
Approve cover and swaps
Ask CAIRE about the plan
Follow analysis and outcomes
MOBILE APP
Follow today's route, check in
Report sick, offer time, swap
Send delay notice, ask for help
See visits and notices
People and roles
Administrator
Planner, coordinator
Manager
Caregiver
Client, family


A day in home care
Home care is full of change. A client with help several times a day meets almost seventeen different staff in two weeks on average.1 More than one client in three rarely or never meets their regular care contact.2
Packages and modules
One core. Modules you switch on when you need them.
All planning runs on the same data and the same rules. You choose a package and add modules for the whole organization.
Analysis
See how your schedule holds up – free
- Schedule analysis and report
- Import from your system
CAIRE Scheduler
Optimization inside your current system via CAIRE Connect
- Schedule analysis and report
- Import from your system
- Schedule and route optimization
- CAIRE Connect API
CAIRE Complete
All planning in CAIRE, with the caregiver app
- Schedule analysis and report
- Import from your system
- Schedule and route optimization
- CAIRE Connect API
- Planner workspace
- Reports and analytics
- Ask CAIRE
- Caregiver app
Add-on modules
- Client and family app
- Journal
- Clinical AI
- Employee handbook
- Integrations
- Advanced optimization
Do you build software for home care? With CAIRE Connect your customers get CAIRE planning inside your own system.
Apps
The working day on the phone
Employees follow the published route. Clients and families see only what their role allows.

Employees follow their working day in the app. Interface shown in Swedish.The employee app shows the day's visits. Different roles have different permissions and only see the information their role can access. 
The home screen shows today's visits, how many are done and what is left.Employees see their working day right after signing in: the visits in the published schedule, which are done and which remain. 
The employee enters the first and last day of sickness and sends the report. The interface is shown in Swedish.The sick leave report goes straight to the planner in Caire, and the employee sees the decision in their history. 
While the visit is underway the client can see where the staff member is. The interface is shown in Swedish.The location is shown only when the client has consented and the visit is underway.

AI the planner controls
The optimiser updates configured visit planning and the assistant explains. Proposed AI actions and decisions requiring authority or professional approval are reviewed by an authorised person. Changes are retained with version history. The planning assistant's AI model does not receive clients' personal identity numbers, phone numbers or e-mail addresses. AI for signed-in users runs in Sweden, and customer data is not used to train models. On the five-level home-care automation ladder, Caire is at level 3 today: supervised, solver-backed operations.

Measures you can trust
- Assigned share:
- assigned visits divided by all visit demand.
- Client-time share:
- visit time divided by paid shift time minus breaks.
- Continuity:
- the number of different staff per client over fourteen days; lower is better.
Every paid minute lands in exactly one category, and a dash means a value is not measured.
Reports and evidence
Keep the source and its measures in view
Reports show the selected published source, period and available coverage alongside daily values and metric definitions. This helps planners understand what the figures describe before comparing results.

Security and data protection
- Data is hosted in Stockholm.
- Every request needs a verified sign-in, and access follows the user's role.
- Reads of health data are logged.
- Proposals, decisions and publications are recorded.
- The optimization never receives names or personal identity numbers.
- A data processing agreement governs the processing.
Security questions: support@caire.se
Questions
Does Caire replace our current system?
Caire is a complete planning system with its own standing data. You can start from exported reports of the system you use today, or from an API where one is enabled. Caire does not write changes back to other systems.
Does the AI make the decisions?
Caire manages planning automatically within configured operating rules, standalone or integrated. Your organisation remains responsible for data, permissions and professional decisions requiring approval. Staff shortages do not provide general authority to shorten or cancel care.
Where is the data stored?
The platform and its database are hosted in Stockholm.
What equipment is needed?
The office uses a web browser; caregivers, clients and families use an app that also works without a connection.
See your own numbers.
Analyse your schedule by uploading it. Create an account, accept the terms, the privacy policy and the DPA, and upload the export from your care management system.