CuraAI
CommissionedSpot pressure points early, with suggestions for your team to consider.
CuraAI looks across rosters, onboarding, visits and records to highlight where work is building up, and suggests options for your managers to review.
CuraAI is designed to support professional and clinical judgement. It does not make care decisions; your professionals do.


From signals to suggestions
CuraAI highlights possible bottlenecks, explains what it noticed and offers options. Your managers decide what, if anything, to do.
Live review queue
For review today
- OnboardingThree applicants waiting at referencesReason: No reference received for 8 daysAwaiting team review
- RotaArea B may be short of carer hours on TuesdayReason: Booked hours exceed available hoursAwaiting team review
- Care plansTwo plan reviews due on the same dayReason: Both fall on a training dayAwaiting team review
Every item shows its reason and waits for a person. Nothing changes until your team acts.
What it can look at
- Applicants waiting at the same onboarding step
- Visits without a confirmed carer
- Care plans awaiting review
- Areas where demand outpaces available hours
- Actions that are overdue
Example suggestions
Fictional examples: three applicants have been waiting for references for over a week, so consider a reminder; two care plans are due for review on the same day as a training session, so consider moving one.
- Every suggestion shows what it was based on
- Suggestions can be accepted, changed or dismissed
- Nothing changes without a person acting
Limits
CuraAI only sees what is recorded in Cura plus and connected systems. It can be wrong, and its suggestions are prompts for review rather than instructions.