Workflow and autonomy
What the agents may do on their own, and where they stop. Most of this is yours to set; a few of them are not, and each of those says why.
Autonomy
22 rules · 8 cannot be changed
The agent acts
6Organising work that stays inside the agency. Every one of these is recorded in the audit trail with the agent named.
- Yours to set
When a requirement is confirmed
Rank the available helpers against it
Maid Matching Agent
- Yours to set
When a placement case is created
Generate the document checklist for this case type
Processing Agent
- Yours to set
When a document is uploaded
Classify it and extract its fields
Processing Agent
- Yours to set
When a checklist item is unresolved after 5 days
Raise it in the attention queue
Processing Agent
- Yours to set
When a placement starts
Schedule the aftercare check-ins
Aftercare Agent
- Yours to set
When an interview is completed
Summarise what was discussed and what is still to agree
Interview & Scheduling Agent
A person decides
14The agent does the preparation and stops. Nothing leaves the agency, and nothing becomes final, until someone says so.
- Cannot be changed
When a requirement is drafted from an employer's message
Confirm it before any matching runs
Requirement Agent
An inferred requirement is a proposal. Treating a guess as confirmed would put words in the employer's mouth and send helpers profiles they never asked for.
- Cannot be changed
When a helper submits her own registration
Accept it as a profile households can be shown
Helper Profile Agent
What she typed on her phone becomes what households read about her. Someone has to have read it first, and the skills on it have to be traceable to work she actually named.
- Cannot be changed
When matching produces a ranked list
Share helper profiles with the employer
Maid Matching Agent
Sending a profile to a household is an external disclosure about a person. Someone has to decide it is warranted.
- Cannot be changed
When both parties are interested after an interview
Confirm the selection
Interview & Scheduling Agent
Who a household hires, and who a helper works for, is not a decision this product makes.
- Cannot be changed
When the document checklist is complete
Submit the application
Processing Agent
A submission carries legal weight and is made in the agency's name.
- Cannot be changed
When an issue is raised with the category safety
Escalate it to a named consultant
Aftercare Agent
Safety cases take a named human escalation path. Nothing here may resolve one automatically.
- Cannot be changed
When a replacement is requested
Approve or decline it
Aftercare Agent
Ending a placement changes someone's employment and immigration status. That decision has to have a name against it.
- Cannot be changed
When a refund, credit or discount is requested
Approve it and put it on the invoice
Finance Agent
Money moving back to an employer is a commercial decision. The agent may explain a fee and chase an unpaid one; it may not give one up.
- Yours to set
When an invoice passes its due date
Send the payment reminder
Finance Agent
- Yours to set
When fields are extracted from a document
Accept them into the case record
Processing Agent
- Yours to set
When interview times are found
Send them to the employer
Interview & Scheduling Agent
- Yours to set
When an aftercare check-in falls due
Send the request to the employer and the helper
Aftercare Agent
- Yours to set
When something is outstanding from the household
Send the document request
Processing Agent
- Yours to set
When a helper is due to arrive within the week
Send the arrival briefing to the employer
Deployment & Placement Agent
The agent suggests
2Surfaced for a consultant to act on or ignore. Nothing happens on its own.
- Yours to set
When an employer has not responded for 4 days
Suggest a follow-up to the consultant
Employer CRM Agent
- Yours to set
When a consultant's open items exceed their usual load
Surface it on the manager dashboard
Employer CRM Agent
The locked rules are not a limit on what the software could do. They are the ones where the cost of being wrong falls on someone other than the agency — a helper whose profile went to a household that never should have seen it, or a placement ended without anyone’s name against the decision.
Matching
How the engine behaves for this agency. Neither setting reads a silent profile as a no.
Below this a match is not put in front of a consultant to share. It is never a rejection — the helper stays on the list, and a consultant can still share her.
When a profile is silent about something
What this would do right now
Matches put forward
15 / 40
Escalated for review
26 / 40
- Tan Family4/7 forward5 to review
- Ng Family2/4 forward3 to review
- Chua Family3/5 forward2 to review
- Lee Family1/4 forward4 to review
- Wong Family1/4 forward3 to review
- Koh Family1/4 forward2 to review
- Sim Family2/4 forward2 to review
- Balakrishnan Household0/4 forward2 to review
- Teo Family1/4 forward3 to review
Computed by the same engine the console uses, over the requirements currently confirmed. Saving needs the write layer.
Aftercare cadence
Scheduled automatically when a placement starts. Both parties are asked at each one.
- Day 3day 3On
- Week 1day 7On
- Month 1day 30On
- Month 3day 90On
- Month 6day 180Off
10 check-ins are scheduled across 3 active placements under this cadence.
Default criterion weights
Applied to a new requirement. A consultant adjusts them per household.
- Childcare30
- Experience20
- Cooking15
- Language15
- Housekeeping10
- Availability10