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Roster of care · Scheduling

A weekly grid you drag into. Priced against the NDIS catalogue as you drop.

Pick a facility and the participants auto-fill from its support ratio. Drop a shift in and roc.up looks up the line-item code, applies the current NDIS price, and adds any travel automatically. Every scheduled hour is a claim-ready line before payroll sees it.

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What the roster does

Everything that used to require a spreadsheet, a paper price guide and a good memory — in one grid.

Drag-and-drop scheduling

Workers down one axis, days across the top. Drop a shift into a cell and it's priced against the current NDIS support catalogue automatically — no manual line-item lookup, no code memorisation.

Facility & ratio auto-fill

Pick the SIL home and the support ratio (1:1, 1:2, 1:3) and the participants who live there fill in for you. Setting up a whole home's week takes minutes.

Templates & recurring shifts

Save a week as a template and roll it forward. Recurring shifts repeat on your fortnightly pattern so the standing roster builds itself. Exceptions are the only thing you touch.

Open & vacant shifts

Publish an uncovered shift; eligible workers see it in the app and claim it; you approve. The gap fills without a round of phone calls and text messages.

Shift swaps & leave

Workers request swaps and leave from their phone; you approve in one screen. Recurring availability means you only ever roster who's actually free — not who was free three months ago.

Live price feedback

Every shift in the grid shows its NDIS-catalogue price and expected payroll cost as you build it, so a manager can see the P&L implication of a decision before it's saved.

In practice

Real scenarios teams use the roster for.

Set-up

New SIL home, Monday-to-Sunday

Pick Eastwood, pick a 1:2 daytime and a 1:3 overnight ratio, drag in the three regular workers, save the week as a template. Every future week rolls forward from there — exceptions only.

Coverage

Worker calls in sick on a Thursday

Publish the shift as vacant. Three eligible workers see it in the app within seconds; the first to claim triggers your approval. Filled in under twenty minutes.

Price awareness

Extending a shift by 90 minutes

The grid shows the extension will add $184 to the NDIS invoice and $67 to payroll before you commit. The coordinator can weigh both against the participant's remaining plan balance.

Compliance

Rostering ratios that match the plan

Auto-fill from the home's authorised support ratio means a 1:3 shift can't be scheduled where the plan says 1:2. The mismatch is flagged, not silently priced wrong.

One source of truth

The roster is the same table the mobile app reads, the payroll engine costs and the invoicing engine claims from. Change a shift once and every downstream number updates in seconds.

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