Carelo's office console is a genuine command centre. The whole company on one screen: the rota you can bend any way you like, the day running live in front of you, every call, medicine and note landing on the record as care is delivered — and payroll-grade hours already added up at the end of it.
Company Pulse is built from what actually happened: calls delivered against calls planned, visits attended, arrivals on time, medication administered as prescribed. It only scores a company that has genuinely delivered care — no activity, no number.



The office and the carer's phone are not two systems talking to each other. They are the same record, seen from two chairs — which is why nothing here is ever typed twice.
Select a block of calls — a run, a day, a fortnight of one client's visits — and act on all of them at once. Move them earlier or later in five-minute steps, hand them to another carer, cancel or delete them, and repeat the change weekly if the pattern has genuinely shifted.

Assign Anwen to the 09:00 visit — by drag, by bulk panel, by replacing a carer across a whole week, or from the AI proposal. Every route goes through the same engine.
If that carer already held a clashing call, Carelo does not refuse you and does not stack two calls on one person. It takes the older call off them — because your newest instruction is the one you meant.
The older call drops into the amber Unassigned lane at the top of the rota, is counted on the dashboard, and is listed in the change report. It cannot be missed, and it cannot be forgotten.
The one thing the engine will not do is rewrite history. The moment a carer checks in, that call locks: it cannot be cancelled, deleted, or handed to somebody else — by anyone, including the office. Bulk operations step around locked calls and tell you exactly which ones they skipped.
Appointments, carers working, on-time count, late check-ins, missed check-ins, missing case notes and incidents — seven numbers across the top, then the day pulse by hour, a punctuality dial and a live activity feed naming every check-out and note as it lands.



Carers check in and out at the doorstep with a geofence around the address, so arrival and departure are evidence rather than memory. Times are stored and shown as UK wall-clock — the time on the kitchen clock is the time on the record, in winter and in summer.
Each row carries the planned window, the real GPS in and out times, the variance, the carer's name, the medication outcome and the note. Read a week in a scroll — or filter to one client, one carer, one date range and print the evidence.




The office defines the medication and the times it is due. The carer app then shows only what is due on this call, and records it as given, refused or missed with the amount and the time. The office sees the outcome the moment it is recorded — and the family sees it minutes later.


A carer-by-week grid of delivered hours, with a travel-time chip in each cell so the paid picture is complete. Company totals sit on the bottom row, and the History & Years grid keeps twelve months of evidence ready for an audit, a funder or a sponsorship application.




Nothing leaves Carelo looking like a spreadsheet dump. Rotas, timesheets, incidents, body maps, call monitoring and reports all export with your company name and logo alongside Carelo, blue title bands, zebra tables and page footers — files a commissioner, an accountant or a CQC inspector can take at face value.
The month board colours each day by how much of the team is already away — green, amber, red. Allowances per carer sit alongside, and requests made in the carer app land in the rail on the right for a decision. Approved leave then shows as a lane on the rota itself.




Carer threads and family threads sit side by side in one inbox. Unread counts follow you onto the dashboard, so a question from a relative at four o'clock is not still unanswered at nine. And because messaging routes through the office, no conversation about a client happens where you cannot see it.

Beyond the inbox, the office can write directly onto a call. An instruction added at nine appears at the top of that carer's call screen before they knock — and a handover note written after one visit surfaces on the next carer's screen, headed "from the last call".
General, Service Users, Carers and Finance — every report your week asks for, built from the live record rather than assembled by hand. Choose the range, pick the people, export it branded. The evidence was written by the care itself; this desk just hands it over.




The assistant is scoped to your company's own data — your visits, your carers, your clients, your compliance — never a general chatbot. Ask it to propose a rota and it returns placements with honest "worth knowing" notes and a stays-unassigned list. Ask it for paperwork and it drafts a care plan or risk assessment for you to approve.

Unlimited office logins on every plan, each with named access and role-based permissions. Nothing here is an add-on module you discover the price of later.
Delivery, attendance, punctuality and medication in one honest score, refreshed as the day runs.
The full day grid per carer with runs, travel, double-handed calls and an unassigned lane that shouts.
The same week seen from the client's side — bulk assign, expire a schedule, add respite.
Every carer change runs through one engine: newest decision honoured, displaced calls unassigned.
Nudge, reassign, cancel or delete dozens of calls at once — with delivered calls protected.
Plain-English instructions and per-carer limits in; a reviewable placement plan out. You approve.
The day as it happens, with late and missed check-ins raising themselves before the phone rings.
Carer and client pins, day and status filters, and road routes computed once and reused.
Realistic gaps between calls, with travel time shown on the rota and paid separately on timesheets.
Planned against actual on every visit, with medication outcomes and the carer's own note.
Administration times set by the office, given or refused recorded at the door, compliance scored.
Guided reports from the scene, an office response and a written action plan tracked to closure.
The exact mark, the concern questions, the office response and a status workflow that ends.
Payroll-grade decimal hours from real check-ins, with travel separated and a year of history kept.
Traffic-light capacity, allowances per carer, app-made requests and plain SSP guidance.
Supervision, appraisals, reviews, quality assurance, spot checks and welfare calls — inspection-ready.
Office to carer and office to family, audited, with presence and read states — nothing off-channel.
General, Service Users, Carers and Finance reports, branded and reconciled with the live record.
One open care score for everyone, award history and printable Carer of the Week certificates.
Funder setup per client, invoices raised from delivered care, and the finance reports behind them.
Profile, contacts, care needs, risks, requirements, care plans, respite and full visit history.
DBS, right to work, training and a profile-complete meter — the file an inspector asks for first.
Unlimited office logins with role-based permissions, self-service password reset, no shared accounts.
The in-app handbook and a full user manual, so a new coordinator is useful on day one.
Twenty minutes, live, with your questions. We will build a week, break it on purpose, and show you exactly where the displaced calls go. Then we will move your data across for nothing.