What does the collaboration cost?
The price is based on your needs and grows fairly with your number of employees — from a small craft business to a large care service. There are no oversized packages and no hidden costs. We prefer to discuss the exact terms personally in a free introductory meeting.
How does the collaboration work?
In three steps: First, design — we listen, review, and plan, resulting in a clear blueprint. Second, forging — we build in short, visible increments. Third, polish — everything is tested and hardened until it reliably withstands everyday use.
Which industries is this suitable for?
For many: care & assistance, skilled trades & construction, industry & production as well as services & consulting. The legal foundations — working hours, rest periods, maternity and youth protection — apply equally everywhere; each industry merely brings its own particularities, which we map through configuration rather than reprogramming.
Is this GDPR-compliant?
Yes. We develop with data minimization and in line with the EU AI Act — with clear risk classification, transparency, and humans as the final authority. Where sensitive data is involved, an EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant AI model can be selected. Where legal certainty matters, we rely on comprehensible mathematics instead of a black box.
Why does the Dienstplaner deliberately work without AI?
Artificial intelligence works with probabilities, not certainties—it can plausibly be wrong (hallucinate). For a work schedule that affects legal compliance, health, and wages, what matters is verifiability, not probability. That is why comprehensible mathematics is used there, ensuring every occupational safety regulation is met.
Can I also get an appointment outside of the consultation hours?
Our regular consultation hours for a free introductory meeting are Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outside these hours, an appointment can be arranged individually by phone. Feel free to leave us your contact details — we will get back to you to find a suitable time.
What is a hallucination in AI?
A hallucination occurs when an AI model invents plausible-sounding answers that are simply wrong. The reason lies in how it works: artificial intelligence operates with probabilities, not certainties. It doesn't say "this is correct," but rather "this is most likely the most probable" — and sometimes it is convincingly off the mark.
Can a chatbot quote incorrect prices?
Our chatbot cannot do that technically. Where AI delivers real value, we give it clear guardrails instead of letting it answer freely — especially when it comes to prices, where a fabricated figure can cause real damage. For data-sensitive businesses, an EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant model is also available as an option.
How do you ensure that a work schedule complies with the Working Hours Act?
By building the legal rules directly into the calculation instead of checking the finished plan afterwards. Working hours, rest periods, maternity and youth protection are part of the calculation — a plan that violates them cannot even come into being in the first place. Every decision is logged and is therefore traceable for management and the works council.
Do you take the EU AI Act into account?
Yes. We develop in line with the EU AI Act, the European AI regulation — with clear risk classification, transparency, and humans as the final authority. Responsible AI is not a mandatory add-on for us, but part of good work: We already factor in tomorrow's rules today.