My Intelligent Agenda

Getting started

What to have ready before you request access, what happens after that, and how quickly a hospital is actually up and running with My Intelligent Agenda.

What to have ready

The more complete your information, the faster the setup afterward. Five things that help — nothing needs to be final yet.

1

Staff list with contract percentage

Name, role, and the percentage each doctor works — full-time or part-time (100%, 80%, 60%…). That percentage later drives a fair share of the workload.

2

Your sites

Every location where work happens: a main campus, any satellite clinics, and which doctors can work where.

3

Shift catalogue with times

Every shift type with exact start and end times — day, evening, night, weekend shifts — so it's fixed what a shift actually means.

4

Coverage rules of thumb

Roughly how many doctors each shift needs at minimum — and optionally at most — per site and weekday. Exact numbers don't need to be final yet.

5

Who becomes the configurator

One or a few people who manage coverage and rules day to day. Often the planner themself, sometimes a lead physician or secretariat.

Coverage rules of thumb

No exact numbers needed to start

A rough estimate is enough to begin: “at least two doctors on the day shift, one overnight.” After initial setup you refine this further, per site, shift, and weekday.

Every requirement gets a minimum — and optionally a maximum — and you mark it as a hard floor or a soft target.

Screenshot of coverage requirements per site: minimum and maximum doctor counts per shift, weekdays, and hardness.
Refine coverage requirements later, per site and shift — hard or soft, exactly as it fits.

What happens after you request access

Three steps between your request and your first login:

1

Confirm your email

You confirm your email address via a link, so we know the request is genuine.

2

We review it

Our team reviews the request personally — no automated approval.

3

Invitation with a set-password link

Approved? You'll receive an invitation with a link to set your password, and can log in right away.

One afternoon average time to fully configure a hospital — from first login to a published test schedule
6 steps the onboarding workbench walks you through them, in any order
No code everything through setup screens — no implementation project

Where the app takes over

These pages give you the big picture. Once you're logged in, the onboarding workbench takes over: a step-by-step plan that shows your real configuration immediately, with guidance built into every screen. These pages don't repeat that guidance — they just make sure you start with the right information at hand.

Ready to begin?

Request access, or see how the whole journey works first.