A frozen, isolated copy of the uploaded evidence used by an analysis.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires imported or stored source evidence.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Canonical field
- sourceSnapshotId
- Definition type
- Technical definition
The source version against which CAIRE solutions are compared.
The baseline is planned or, when the source proves actual times, actual. It is a comparison reference, not automatically a CAIRE proposal.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires imported or stored source evidence.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The schedule recorded as planned by the source system, whether or not visits were later carried out that way.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires imported or stored source evidence.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Historical outcome with proven actual times.
Actual is shown only when source evidence proves actual start and end times. An assignment in a schedule proposal is not the same as actual.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires proven actual times from the source.
- Shown for
- Actual baseline
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A schedule proposal calculated by Caire from the same visit demand and frozen rules.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A separate CAIRE solution with a frozen strategy and its own time budget.
Each candidate starts from the same visit demand but may trade assignment rate against paid time differently. The Quickstart budget is an administrator setting, normally 5 minutes per candidate.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Canonical field
- candidateKey, spentLimitSeconds
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
All visits in the demand that the solution is expected to handle.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalVisits
- Canonical field
- totalVisits
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Visits that have been assigned to an employee in a schedule proposal.
Assigned describes a schedule proposal. It does not mean that the visit was historically carried out.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- assigned
- Canonical field
- assignedVisits
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Visits without an employee in the schedule proposal.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- unassigned
- Canonical field
- unassignedVisits
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The share of total visit demand assigned to an employee.
- Formula
- assigned visits ÷ total visit demand × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical field
- assignedPct, assignedVisits, totalVisits
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: 95 of 100 visits are assigned, so the assignment rate is 95 percent.
The candidate strategy that tries to assign every feasible visit.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Every feasible visit is assigned in the candidate.
Full coverage describes assignment, not automatically recommended economics. An expensive tail may require an entire additional paid shift.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A visit that can be placed without breaking frozen hard rules and available capacity.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition
The final visits whose assignment requires disproportionately more paid time.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
All employees in the solution evidence.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalEmployees
- Canonical field
- totalEmployees
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Employees used by the solution schedule.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- activeEmployees
- Canonical field
- activeEmployees
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
All shifts present in the solution evidence.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalShifts
- Canonical field
- totalShifts
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Full shifts opened and used by the solution.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- activeShifts
- Canonical field
- activeShifts
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The amount of time in assigned client visits.
- Formula
- sum of assigned client-visit durations (unit: minutes or hours)
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- visitMinutes
- Canonical field
- totalVisitMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The full paid duration of the shifts opened by the solution.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- paidShiftMinutes
- Canonical field
- paidShiftMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Visit time and travel time accounted for as active work.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Time accounted for travel between routed field visits.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires routed visits and calculated or imported travel time.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- travelMinutes, timefold.travelBetweenVisits
- Canonical field
- totalTravelMinutes, travelTimeBetweenVisitsMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Time between activities when the next activity cannot start yet.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- waitMinutes
- Canonical field
- totalWaitingMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Scheduled break deducted from the denominator of client-time share and utilization.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- breakMinutes
- Canonical field
- totalBreakMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Paid time after breaks that is not balanced by visits, travel or another accounted activity.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires balanced time accounting for complete shifts.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- paidIdleMinutes
- Canonical field
- paidIdleMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Working time above an employee's allowed shift or working-time limit.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- timefold.overtimeMinutes
- Canonical field
- totalOvertimeMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The portion of time between visits that the evidence can actually classify.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- measuredInterVisitMinutes
- Canonical field
- measuredInterVisitMinutes
- Definition type
- Technical definition
Summed duration of the solution's active shifts.
- Interpretation
- Depends on context
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalShiftMinutes
- Canonical field
- totalShiftMinutes
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The share of paid shift time after breaks that is visit time.
- Formula
- visit time ÷ (paid shift time − break) × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires visit time, full paid shift time and breaks.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- strictPaidShiftEfficiency
- Canonical field
- strictPaidShiftEfficiencyPct
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: 300 minutes of visits and 480 paid minutes with a 30-minute break gives 66.7 percent.
Visit time as a share of visit and travel time.
- Formula
- visit time ÷ (visit time + travel time) × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires visit time and travel time.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- fieldEfficiency
- Canonical field
- fieldEfficiencyPct
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: 300 minutes of visits and 60 minutes of travel gives 83.3 percent.
Visit time as a share of visit, travel and waiting time.
- Formula
- visit time ÷ (visit time + travel time + waiting time) × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires visit, travel and waiting time.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- waitAwareEfficiency
- Canonical field
- efficiency
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: 300 minutes of visits, 60 minutes of travel and 40 minutes of waiting gives 75 percent.
Visit and travel time as a share of paid shift time after breaks.
- Formula
- (visit time + travel time) ÷ (paid shift time − break) × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires visit time, travel time, full paid shift time and breaks.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- utilization
- Canonical field
- utilization
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: 300 minutes of visits and 60 minutes of travel during 480 paid minutes with a 30-minute break gives 80 percent.
A candidate strategy that requires utilization to justify a full paid shift.
Efficiency level names a candidate strategy, not a single percentage metric. Always name the displayed measure, such as client-time share or utilization.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Average number of distinct employees per client in rolling 14-day windows.
Distinct employees are counted for each client in rolling 14-day windows; the solution metric is the average across clients. Lower is better. Per-client details may be shown separately.
- Formula
- average per client of distinct employees in rolling 14 days (unit: employees per client)
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires client, employee, assignment and visit dates across at least one 14-day window.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- continuity
- Canonical field
- continuityScore
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
- Example
- Example: client rolling-14-day values are 2, 3 and 4 distinct employees; the solution metric is 3.0.
The share of assigned visits for applicable clients given to their designated caregiver.
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a designated caregiver and assigned visits.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- designatedCaregiverShare
- Canonical field
- designatedCaregiverShareRolling14d, designatedCaregiverSharePct
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Whether the solution's designated caregiver share reaches the configured threshold.
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a designated caregiver share and configured threshold.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- designatedCaregiverThresholdMet
- Canonical field
- designatedCaregiverThresholdMetPct
- Definition type
- Technical definition
A time, rule or resource that limits how visits can be assigned.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Visit demand that cannot be covered by available compatible shifts.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Timefold's technical score for how evenly work is distributed between employees.
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- timefold.workingTimeFairness
- Canonical field
- workingTimeFairnessPct
- Definition type
- Technical definition
The time at which the operation would prefer a visit to start or take place.
Preferred time remains the target even when Caire may use a wider allowed time window.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
The outer time range within which the visit may be placed.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Caire's layer for allowed adjustments to visit time windows before a solve.
Layer 2 can widen allowed time for selected services. Per-service scope may be limited by shift and day; preferred time remains.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition
A client-facing service included in the route and assigned travel time.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A service that is not routed and therefore receives no travel to or from the activity.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A separate property allowing a routed service to occur at the same time as another activity.
Overlap may be used for cleaning, laundry or shopping. It is not the same as double staffing.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
A visit requiring two or more employees at the same time.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Calculated solution cost when the economics feature is enabled.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires the economics feature and cost evidence.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalCost
- Canonical field
- totalCost
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Calculated solution revenue when the economics feature is enabled.
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires the economics feature and revenue evidence.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- totalRevenue
- Canonical field
- totalRevenue
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Revenue minus cost when the economics feature is enabled.
- Formula
- revenue − cost (unit: SEK)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires measured revenue and cost.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- margin
- Canonical field
- margin
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Margin as a share of revenue when the economics feature is enabled.
- Formula
- margin ÷ revenue × 100 (unit: percent)
- Interpretation
- Higher is better
- Data requirements
- Requires measured margin and revenue above zero.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- profitMargin
- Canonical field
- profitMargin
- Definition type
- Caire's definition
Timefold's calculated average travel distance per routed visit.
- Interpretation
- Lower is better
- Data requirements
- Requires routed visits with coordinates and calculated travel.
- Shown for
- Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- — means that the value is unmeasured or the source data is insufficient. It does not mean zero.
- Canonical metric key
- timefold.avgTravelDistancePerVisit
- Canonical field
- avgTravelDistanceMetersPerVisit
- Definition type
- Technical definition
A value without sufficient source data, shown as — rather than a fabricated zero.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- No specific evidence is required for the definition.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition
Evidence sufficient for some metrics but not all.
Caire shows the measures the source can prove and leaves the rest unmeasured. Partial evidence is not converted into zeroes.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- No specific evidence is required for the definition.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition
The check that shift time can be explained by visits, travel, waiting, breaks, idle time and other accounted parts.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition
A visible signal that evidence, a rule or a solution requires planner judgement.
- Interpretation
- Not a directional metric
- Data requirements
- Requires a schedule proposal with visits and assignments.
- Shown for
- Source snapshot, Planned baseline, Actual baseline, CAIRE candidate
- When the value is missing
- This is a definition or rule, so there is no measured value that can be missing.
- Definition type
- Technical definition