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Workers
Workers overview
What lives in a worker record, the workers list, and the profile tabs.
Last updated · 25 June 2026
A worker record holds everything about a person who delivers support: their details and login access, compliance and credentials, payroll classification, availability, and the shifts and tasks they are linked to. You will find them under Workers .
The workers list
Each row shows the worker, their status, email, phone, account type and any alerts.
- Status is one of Active, Needs attention, On leave or Inactive, worked out from the record (see below).
- Account shows how the person signs in: Admin, Provider, Support worker, or No login.
- Alerts flag what is missing or due, for example a missing phone, missing NDIS screening, or a compliance item expiring.
- Filter by Status (Active, Needs attention, Inactive) or Compliance (Current, Expiring, Blocked, Missing).
What makes a worker “Active”
The status is worked out for you:
- Inactive if the record has been set inactive.
- Needs attention if something actionable is missing (phone, email, NDIS screening, availability, or a compliance issue).
- On leave if the worker has active leave.
- Active otherwise.
The profile tabs
Open a worker to see their profile. The header shows readiness tags (status, access and compliance at a glance), and the detail sits across tabs:
- Details and Access, the profile and how they sign in.
- Compliance and Payroll, credentials and pay classification (support workers).
- Availability, when they can work (support workers).
- Shifts and Tasks, what they are linked to.
- Documents, Notes and Audit Trail, files, internal notes and the change history.