Superkind for social service providers
Documenting cases, writing reports, applying for funding and informing payers.
At a daycare center the same work comes back every week: processing registrations, writing parent letters, building duty rosters, preparing billing. You hand this work to Superkinds. You describe it once in Slack, Teams or by email, they do it in your tools, and nothing goes out before you approve it.
Superkind Team
Every example is set at Schneider GmbH, a made-up company
Four Superkinds, each with one clear job. They all share the same company knowledge, so the Roster Builder knows the Registration Manager’s enrollments
How the start of the new daycare year runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind The new daycare year starts in August. 12 new registrations. Prepare everything.
processes the registrations and sends confirmations
Confirmations With your approvalwrites the parent letter for the start
Parent letter With your approvalcreates the duty roster for the first week
Duty rosterprepares the billing with the provider
BillingThe new children are enrolled and the parents are informed.
Maintains the registration list in Excel, sends confirmations by email and stores the documents in SharePoint
@Superkind How many registrations do we have for August?
12 registrations, 3 on the waiting list:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Registration Manager. Manage the daycare registrations."
Connect Excel and Outlook. Superkind maintains the list and sends the confirmations.
Set the rule: "No confirmation goes out without my approval."
Creates parent letters in Word, sends them by email and answers common questions from the company knowledge
@Superkind Write the parent letter for the daycare start. Welcome, pickup times and packing list.
The letter is ready and waiting for your approval:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Parent Communicator. Write parent letters and answer questions."
Connect Outlook and SharePoint. Superkind accesses the templates and the company knowledge.
Confirm: "No letter goes to parents without my approval."
Checks availability in Excel, creates the weekly plan and sends it to the educators by email
@Superkind Create the duty roster for the first week of August. Ms Brandt is on vacation.
Duty roster ready:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Roster Builder. Create weekly plans for the team."
Connect Excel and the calendar. Superkind checks vacations and assigns the shifts.
Say: "Send the plan to the team every Thursday."
Collects the occupancy data in Excel, creates the billing for the provider and sends it by email
@Superkind Prepare the monthly billing for the provider.
The billing is ready and waiting for your approval:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Billing Helper. Prepare the monthly billing."
Connect Excel and DATEV. Superkind collects the data and creates the billing.
Set the rule: "The billing only goes out when I approve it."
Only if you want it to. You decide what a Superkind may do on its own and what needs your approval. It shows you letters and confirmations first.
Yes. Superkind reads the occupancy data from Excel and the staff costs from DATEV. It summarizes and formats, and sensitive data stays in your tools.
Yes. What one Superkind learns goes into your company knowledge, and every Superkind uses it. So the Roster Builder knows the Registration Manager’s enrollments.
You can try Superkind for free, with up to 150 hours of work and no credit card. Business starts at €50 a month for unlimited users. €1 gets about one hour of work done. Every plan is on the pricing page.
Superkind keeps storage and AI models in the EU, is GDPR compliant and aligned with the EU AI Act. No model is trained on your data.
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