Planning AI:
Deploying people optimally and sustainably.

A schedule that fits people,
not just staffing levels.

How do we deploy the people we have optimally and sustainably, in a market where good people are scarce?

What it delivers

Forecasts of demand and staffing based on historical data, seasonal patterns and external factors. Transparent models: every forecast can be traced back to the underlying data, no black box.

How it works

Planning AI runs on the Ontology: the model of your organization capturing people, locations, skills and rules. For every schedule change or call-out, the algorithm recalculates the best-fitting deployment, weighing all constraints at once (working hours legislation, collective labor agreements, availability, travel distance, experience, expertise, etc.) instead of assessing them manually one by one.

Applications by sector

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Care

Schedules for doctors, nurses and care staff, including matching care demand with available caregivers.

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Government

Deployment of technical and operational staff across multiple locations and projects.

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Insurers

Capacity planning for claims handlers and loss adjusters during demand peaks.

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Facility services

Schedules across hundreds of locations and clients, with varying shift hours and contract requirements.

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Applied by sector

Three examples of Planning AI in practice, by sector.

Insurers

The team leader of a claims department sees the influx of claims double after a summer storm, while existing staffing levels are based on an average week. Planning AI redistributes processing capacity across claim files based on urgency and complexity.

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Facility services sector

The regional manager of a facility services provider with hundreds of locations currently plans shifts largely by hand, spending significant time on absences and same-day rescheduling. Planning AI creates a cross-location deployment plan, taking into account availability, travel time, and shift type.

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Healthcare

The scheduler for an institution with 250 doctors struggles with evening and night shifts: too few people during peak times, too many during quiet periods. Planning AI balances demand and availability and proposes a schedule that accounts for contract hours, preferences, and collective labor agreement rules.

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Government

At the permit department of a medium-sized municipality, lead times increase as soon as the number of applications exceeds available capacity. Planning AI distributes available capacity across current and incoming cases based on priority and deadline.

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