Sleepover Disturbance
Team leaders were managing sleepover disturbances by hand. We rebuilt the process in Lumary so that chase no longer sits with them.
Lumary sits on Salesforce. The package gets you live. The work that makes it fit (simpler workflows, cleaner layouts, extra behaviour on the objects you already have) is what we do.
Independent of Lumary · Certified Administrator · Architect
We are not Lumary, and we do not sell the licence. We consult on the org you already run, so claiming, rostering and notes match how the team actually works.
Fewer screens and fewer hand-offs. Claiming, rostering and notes that match how the team already works.
Lightning pages and page layouts that show what staff need, not every field the package shipped with.
Extra behaviour on the objects Lumary already gives you, instead of a parallel spreadsheet or a second app.
Product work on the package itself, not a parallel app. These are changes staff feel in the shift, not in a slide deck.
Team leaders were managing sleepover disturbances by hand. We rebuilt the process in Lumary so that chase no longer sits with them.
Custom observation tracking for SIL participants. Daily health indicators now sit on the record, so care can be tailored to what the data actually shows.
Support coordinators and the operations team were seeing more of each other's work than they should. We hardened the sharing model between the two.
NDIS providers already on Lumary, where the package is live but the workflows still sit in someone's head, a spreadsheet, or a second system. Maica is built on Salesforce too, and extends the same way.
Lumary consulting, AI-enabled admin, or both. You'll speak to Jared.