Superkind for daycare centers
Managing registrations, informing parents, creating duty rosters and preparing billing.
In security services the same work comes back every week: building duty rosters, writing reports, organizing training, renewing contracts. 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 Report Writer knows the Roster Planner’s shifts
How the site guarding at Schneider GmbH runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind Schneider GmbH wants night guards for the plant. Monday to Friday, 8 pm to 6 am. Set it up.
creates the duty roster and assigns the guards
Duty rosterwrites the guard report after every shift
Guard reportplans the next training session and sends invitations
Training plan With your approvalchecks the contract and prepares the renewal
Contract draft With your approvalThe night guard is running and the reports go to the client.
Checks availability in Excel, creates the weekly plan and sends it to the team by email
@Superkind Create the duty roster for next week. Schneider needs Mon-Fri night shift.
Duty roster for next week:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Roster Planner. Create weekly plans for our sites."
Connect Excel and the calendar. Superkind checks availability and assigns the shifts.
Say when it runs: "Every Thursday at 8 for the next week."
Creates the guard report in Word from the shift notes, stores it in SharePoint and sends it to the client
@Superkind Write the guard report for last night at Schneider. No incidents.
The report is ready and waiting for your approval:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Report Writer. Write the guard report after every shift."
Connect SharePoint and Outlook. Superkind stores the reports and sends them.
Set the rule: "No report goes to the client without my approval."
Checks the training dates in the calendar, creates the invitations and tracks the confirmations
@Superkind Who needs training this month?
Three staff members are due:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Training Planner. Monitor the training dates."
Connect the calendar and Outlook. Superkind checks the deadlines and sends the invitations.
Confirm: "Send training invitations only after my approval."
Monitors the contract list in Excel, flags expiring contracts and prepares the renewal draft in Word
@Superkind Which contracts expire in the next three months?
Two contracts are coming up:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Contract Checker. Monitor our guarding contracts."
Connect Excel and Outlook. Superkind checks the terms and reminds you in time.
Set the rule: "Flag expiring contracts three months ahead."
Only if you want it to. You decide what a Superkind may do on its own and what needs your approval. It shows you reports and contract drafts first.
Yes. Superkind checks the availability in your list and assigns the shifts. You check the plan and approve it.
Yes. What one Superkind learns goes into your company knowledge, and every Superkind uses it. So the Report Writer knows the Roster Planner’s shifts.
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.
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