Klacks schedules care visits automatically — and warns live about shift sequences that would keep a caregiver at the workplace for more than 12 hours (Art. 101). On-premise, so patient data never leaves Saudi Arabia.
For 24-hour care chains, Art. 101 applies: if a caregiver works back-to-back shifts for more than 12 hours straight, that is not permitted — hard to track by hand across rotating clients.
In exceptional cases (حالات استثنائية) — such as averting imminent harm, unusual workload pressure, or seasonal peaks — regular working hours may be exceeded, but actual working time may not exceed 10 hours per day or 60 hours per week.
Every overtime hour must be paid at the hourly wage plus 50% of the base wage (effectively 150%) (Art. 107) — since the 2025 reform, optionally as paid time off in lieu.
From automatic 12-hour monitoring to your own infrastructure — it all fits together.
Klacks arranges care visits and routes so that time windows are kept — whether by car or on foot.
Klacks monitors shift sequences live and automatically warns as soon as a caregiver would be kept at the workplace for more than 12 hours straight (Art. 101). On request, Klacks enforces this as a hard block — a new violation can then only be saved with documented supervisor approval.
The exceptional ceiling of 10 hours per day or 60 hours per week is checked continuously, including during seasonal peaks. On request, Klacks blocks the excess as a hard block.
Every visit is assigned only to caregivers with the matching qualification.
Klacks runs on your own infrastructure. Sensitive personnel and scheduling data stays physically in Saudi Arabia — eliminating the cross-border compliance burden under PDPL/SDAIA.
"Fill tomorrow’s care routes" is enough. If someone is unavailable, Klacksy immediately suggests an available replacement — and warns if doing so would breach the 12-hour limit.
From your service addresses, Klacks works out the most sensible order and shows the finished route on the map. All you choose is the mode of transport.
Stylized example: Klacks connects the service locations into the shortest route.
Klacks automatically detects when a planned shift sequence would keep a caregiver at the workplace for more than 12 hours straight (Art. 101), and suggests the correction right away — no manual recalculation needed.
Try the Playground to see how Klacks handles routes, the 12-hour limit and exceptional working hours — or install it directly on your own infrastructure. Free and without registration.
