Ask it anything about your service. You decide what lands.
Hera reads the rota, staff files, care plans and visit notes you already keep, answers in your own data, and drafts the work you would otherwise do by hand. What it proposes comes back as a card you press — which is the one thing about an AI touching care records that a registered manager needs settled before anything else is worth reading.
Hera
Every clinical, identity, status or rota change waits for you.
Ask Hera to move a week of Kate’s visits to Sarah and it does not move them. It shows you the card, and waits. That card is the question, and saying no costs nothing.
Twenty-two kinds of action can be undone afterwards, and for the actions that support it the audit trail keeps a copy of what the record looked like before — so it shows the change, not just the result.
Four small fields are the deliberate exception and apply as you make them: preferred name, pronouns, language and access notes. Correcting how somebody likes to be addressed should not cost you a confirmation card.
You can also just talk to it. Voice mode is real, and it deliberately cannot write anything at all: it looks things up and explains them, and any change still comes back as a card you press.
CONFIRM BEFORE APPLYING
Reassign visits
18 visits will move from Kate Miller to Sarah Doyle, 14–30 April.
- Scheduled
- 12
- Cancelled
- 6
Illustrative. Names are invented.
Watch it ask before it acts.
Hera Free is free for as long as you want it, with no card. Every clinical, identity, status and rota change waits for a named person, and twenty-two kinds of action can be undone afterwards.