Most quality management systems are built to store information; Cloda is built to make sure staff actually understand it and use it. By combining an AI digital assistant with a full quality management platform, Cloda centralises the core functions providers need to manage compliance, while making the day-to-day experience genuinely easy for frontline staff — driving user adoption rates of over 80%, and document acknowledgement rates of up to 93% for some clients.
The system supports a range of core quality and compliance functions, including:
Consistently high user adoption rates for Cloda, indicate that frontline staff like using Cloda to support them in their daily workflow. The result is care teams who are better informed and more confident, and providers who are better equipped to evidence the quality and safety of the care they deliver.
Traditional quality management systems are built to store information. Cloda is built to be part of the team — an AI digital assistant staff can turn to for instant, reliable answers on their policies and procedures, any time they need one. In fact, 29% of queries in Cloda happen outside normal working hours, proof that staff rely on Cloda whenever care is being delivered, day or night, not just during a 9-to-5.
That reliability comes from being genuinely easy to use. Providers see 80%+ staff adoption within six weeks, and some clients have reached document acknowledgement rates of 93% — because staff choose to use Cloda, rather than being made to. And Cloda goes further than access: an automatic comprehension check before policy acknowledgement confirms staff have actually understood a procedure, not just opened it, so providers can evidence understanding, not just distribution.
Policies, training, audits and compliance insights all sit in one centralised system, giving providers a single, joined-up view of quality and compliance, instead of managing it across separate spreadsheets, folders and platforms. For C-CAF members, that combination is what makes Cloda worth recommending: a QMS that feels like an extra pair of hands for every care team, and gives providers real evidence of quality, not just paperwork.