AI planning with Carefox

    Complete planning system — Carefox can remain for the journal; planners publish in Caire

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    More efficient planning with Carefox and Caire.

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    Caire is a complete planning system — Carefox can remain for records

    Caire owns standing data, schedules, AI optimization, and publishing. Carefox can stay for documentation and journal. Where a Carefox API is configured, Caire can fetch planning data one-way (GET) — there is no automatic write-back to Carefox. Planners review and publish in Caire.

    QuestionCarefoxCaire
    Primary roleOperations, documentation, and records/journalComplete AI planning (standing data, schedule, routes)
    Data between systemsSource for journal/documentationOptional one-way GET of planning data where API is configured; no write-back
    PublishingNot replaced as the records systemPlanner reviews and publishes in Caire
    Replacement?No — journal and documentation can remainDoes not replace Carefox journal; owns the planning role

    How Caire and Carefox can work together

    Caire stands alone. If you already use Carefox, documentation and journal can stay there. External coupling is custom per customer — not a public product catalogue. Where a Carefox API is configured, Caire fetches planning data one-way.

    One-way fetch where API exists

    When a Carefox API is configured, Caire can fetch planning data (GET) into the planning system. There is no automatic write-back of schedules to Carefox.

    Custom per customer

    We do not market a public list of connections to other planning systems. Any external link is set up with you at onboarding — based on what your installation allows.

    How the flow works

    1

    Standing data in Caire

    Clients, employees, care plans, and service areas live in Caire. Where a Carefox API exists, planning data can be fetched one-way in.

    2

    AI optimization

    Caire creates scored schedule and route candidates for planner review using configured inputs, rules, and priorities.

    3

    Review and approval

    Planners review the proposal and must approve it before it is published.

    4

    Publishing in Caire

    The completed schedule is published in Caire and in the caregiver app. It is not written back automatically to Carefox.

    Implementation

    Launch Caire without ripping out the Carefox journal

    You do not have to choose between documentation and better planning. Caire takes the planning role; Carefox can remain for journal and documentation. Any API fetch is set up per customer.

    Proven process

    Implementation follows a clear path: needs analysis, configuration, testing, training, and follow-up. Planners know what happens before the first live schedule.

    Minimal operational disruption

    Journal and documentation can continue in Carefox while planning is built in Caire. The goal is clear control before publishing — without double-administering the same schedule.

    The onboarding process

    1

    Needs analysis

    We map current workflows, rules, roles, data, and scheduling goals.

    2

    Configuration

    Standing data and rules are set up in Caire. Where a Carefox API exists, one-way fetch is configured with your IT team.

    3

    Training & testing

    Key users test the flow and learn how to review, adjust, and publish in Caire.

    4

    Launch & follow-up

    First live schedules are followed up so the impact is measurable in practice.

    Why Carefox customers can move quickly

    Focused onboarding

    A focused rollout lets you test real schedules, compare outcomes, and start reducing manual planning quickly.

    Keeps Carefox for the journal

    The team can keep using Carefox for documentation and journal, while Caire owns planning, optimization, and publishing.

    Training for the right roles

    Planners, administrators, and leaders get role-specific sessions so each role understands its decisions, controls, and KPIs.

    Support after the first schedule

    We follow up quality, travel time, continuity, and workflows once recommendations meet live operations.

    Technical details

    Carefox: one-way GET

    Where a Carefox API is configured, Caire fetches planning data one-way. Automatic write-back to Carefox does not exist. Other external coupling is custom per customer.

    Security

    All data communication is encrypted according to industry standards. CAIRE is developed with GDPR and Swedish Social Services Act requirements for data security in mind.

    Guided onboarding

    We set up standing data, train planners, and follow up on the first schedules together — at the pace that fits your organization.

    Standalone planning

    Caire is a complete planning system. Carefox is a complement for journal/documentation — not a public list of ready-made system connectors.

    Related features

    Route Optimization for Home Care – compare planner-reviewed trade-offs

    More client-facing time, protected continuity, and fewer unassigned visits — planners review every proposal

    Carefox and Caire — how they complement each other

    A deeper guide to Caire as the planning system and what can remain in Carefox for journal and documentation.

    See how Caire plans alongside Carefox

    Book a demo and we will show Caire as a complete planning system — with Carefox kept for the journal if you want, and planner-controlled publishing in Caire.

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    Measures and business-case inputs

    See how ai planning with carefox supports run-specific comparison

    Optimized schedules

    AI-driven scheduling that maximizes resource utilization

    Time Savings

    Reduce manual analysis through diagnostics, scenarios, and recommended next actions

    Carefox can remain

    Documentation and journal in Carefox; planning in Caire. Where API exists: one-way fetch of planning data.