add_business Custom planning rules · AI-guided setup

Your industry is not listed? Klacksy sets up your rules in dialogue.

Whether you start from an industry template or from scratch: Klacksy guides you through the setup one question at a time, explains the planning impact of every value, and applies nothing without your explicit confirmation.

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Where standard software fails

Your rules fit no template

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No industry template fits

Home care, security or logistics cover a lot — but your company agreement, your surcharges and your rest times are exactly yours.

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Customizing without coding

Classic planning software demands consultants or scripts for custom rules. Here you simply describe your rules in your own words — Klacksy does the rest.

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Rules must act inside planning

A rule in a PDF protects nobody. Only when the planner checks it on every shift assignment does it become real protection for your team.

Question & answer

Three steps to your planning profile

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Choose your starting point

Klacksy asks first: should an industry template be copied as your editable starting point — or do you start from scratch with a single blank rule?

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Answer question by question

Klacksy asks for each parameter one at a time — working hours, caps, rest times, surcharges — explaining what the value means and how it changes the plan. Open required fields and values already collected are visible at any time.

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Review the preview, then confirm

Before saving, Klacksy shows the complete rule set as a preview. Nothing is applied until you confirm — transactional, retrievable in the chat at any time, and reversible.

What Klacksy asks about

Every parameter with its meaning and planning impact — these are the topic areas.

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Working-time baseline

Standard daily hours and the weekly hours of a full-time workload — the reference for part-time percentages and target-hour calculations.

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Caps

Maximum hours per day and per week — the planner checks shifts against these limits and warns when they are exceeded.

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Consecutive & rest days

How many working days in a row are allowed and how many rest days per planning window are provided for.

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Rest breaks & night surcharge

Minimum rest between two shifts plus the start, end and rate of the night surcharge window.

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Overtime

From how many hours worked time counts as overtime — accumulated per day or per week.

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Holidays & vacation

The surcharge rate for working on public holidays and the annual vacation entitlement for staff on this rule.

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What Klacks can do — in real recordings

Short videos from the running app, sorted by topic. Choose a chapter; only the video of the open chapter ever plays.

Klacksy can do this too — in the chat

Rule violations: Klacks warns you instantly

Klacks flags time collisions, rest periods that are too short, too many consecutive working days and work on holidays right as you plan — as an error or warning in the error list.

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Facts, not promises

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Concrete

A security company sets up its 12-hour rule

Starting point: the „Security“ industry template as a basis. Klacksy asks in sequence: „How many hours may a shift last at most?“ — answer: 12. „How many consecutive days are allowed?“ — 3. Every answer is explained with its planning impact, and finally the preview shows the entire profile. One click on confirm — and the rule applies to every automatic plan from now on.

Set up your rules

Start the dialogue with Klacksy in the playground — or install Klacks on your own infrastructure and define your planning rules in a dialogue instead of consultant days.

Klacks is open source under the AGPL-3.0. Host it yourself, keep your data with you, pay no license fees — you stay in full control.

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