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AI Team Training for Home & Senior Care. Home care staff onboarding training, explained once by you.

AI Team Training turns your procedures into home care staff onboarding training: you explain a job once, by talking or typing, and Lisa teaches it to every new caregiver and office hire by voice and on screen. New hires open a personal link on any device, and senior living staff training works the same way: ask at any moment, answer a spoken test, and the register shows who finished.

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Zanus AI · AI Team Training · Procedures

Home care SOP training: each procedure kept as a training with its category, tags and length, real Zanus AI screen

Procedures

Each procedure is kept as a training with its category, tags and length, ready to send to a new caregiver, duplicate or archive.

Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›

You“Send the first-week books to our new caregiver's e-mail, with reminders.”

Lisa“The first-week books will go to the e-mail you give me, with reminders until the test is done. Apply?”

You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.

How Home & Senior Care use it

A caregiver starting Monday plays the client-home safety book on her phone on Sunday and asks what she does not understand.

Your procedure for reporting a fall changes; you edit the book once and the register shows who played the new version.

Your best scheduler retires, and the procedures she dictated stay as books for the person who takes her place.

REAL AI - the whole Front Office is AI, not old software with an AI button.

What’s included

Courses generated from your own material
Quizzes and progress per person; transcripts and results exportable
Updated when your knowledge changes

Available on its own or inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.

Everything AI Team Training does, for every business ›

What it does

Caregiver onboarding training from your own procedures

Explain it once

Write each book of home care SOP training in chapters and sections, typed or dictated to the assistant, and it changes only after your yes.

Lisa teaches it

Her face teaches each section while the screen shows its picture, web page, video or document from the File Cabinet.

A spoken test

At the end Lisa asks the test questions by talking and marks each answer against the lines you kept.

Versions kept

Every saved book keeps its versions, so a changed procedure is never confused with the one it replaced.

Records

Training records for home care staff, ready for the personnel file

Export for the HR file

Export CSV on the Results tab asks your password once, and Attestations PDF brings every signed attestation in one file.

One reminder, never two

Say remind her and one reminder goes out; said twice in the same turn, nothing is sent a second time.

Test to finish

A test left for later stays marked TEST TO FINISH on the trainee's link until she takes it.

Questions & answers

Home care staff training questions

Does it replace the caregiver training our state requires?

No. It teaches your agency's own procedures by voice, such as client-home safety, what to note after a visit and how to call in a change. Certification courses your state requires stay with the providers approved for them.

Can a caregiver train without a login?

Yes. The caregiver opens her own link, valid seven days, on a phone, tablet or computer, and needs no dashboard account. When the link expires she can ask for more days, which you give in one click.

How do we know who finished?

The Who played register lists each caregiver, the day, whether she finished, the version heard, her questions and the transcript. The attestation PDF carries the trainee's name, the date, the chapters heard and the test result.

What if the book does not answer a question?

Lisa answers from the book first, then from your internal knowledge, never a guess. A question neither holds waits for the trainer under Questions, so the gap is filled before the next caregiver asks.

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