SuperPagr
Compliance

Legal constraints, encoded once and for all

Safety rest periods, hour caps, supervision of junior staff: SuperPagr models regulatory and collective-agreement obligations as non-negotiable solver constraints, and automatically adapts them to each professional's profile.

Four levels of constraint

Not all rules carry the same weight. SuperPagr distinguishes what is absolutely non-negotiable from what is an organizational preference.

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Legal

Not relaxable

Minimum rest after a shift, worked-hour caps (week, month, year). Never violated, even if the schedule becomes infeasible.

1

Strong (hard)

Minimum spacing between shifts, maximum number of consecutive shifts. Respected as a priority, relaxed only if no legal solution exists.

2

Flexible (soft)

Fair distribution, rotation preferences. Always considered as an optimization objective, never blocking.

3

Preference

Individual wishes, organizational comfort. The solver takes them into account once all other rules are satisfied.

Rules differentiated by profile

In a hospital department, constraints don't apply uniformly. SuperPagr lets you group members (seniors, juniors, residents, special situations) and apply a rule to the whole group, or restrict a shift's eligibility to certain medical grades (attending, physician, resident, student…).

SeniorsMaximum 1 night shift per week
JuniorsOne shift supervised by a senior every 7 days
Pregnant staffNo shift after 10 pm
ResidentsNo more than 2 consecutive shifts

A scope adjustable for every rule

Every rule can apply to everyone, to a defined group, or to a specific person. You don't have to choose between a uniform policy and case-by-case management: both coexist within the same schedule, and the solver respects all of them simultaneously.

Model the rules of your department

Configure rest periods, hour caps and group rules in a few clicks.