A roster only works if people know about it. Rostery tells workers about their shifts as soon as anything changes, reminds them before a shift starts, and alerts the office when someone hasn't clocked in. Most of it goes as a push notification to the Rostery app, with email as the fallback, and SMS reminders can go to participants and their families.
How NDIS shift notifications work in Rostery
When a shift is created, changed, cancelled or taken off a worker's roster, Rostery sends that worker a push notification, usually within a minute. A bulk edit becomes one summary instead of dozens of alerts, and only shifts from today onwards trigger a notification.
Reminders run on their own: a shift-tomorrow reminder each morning and a clock-in reminder just before the shift starts. If you switch it on, the office is alerted when a worker is late to clock in. Email goes out under your organisation's name and address, through your own mail server if you connect one.