A roster is a hundred small decisions a week, and each one can go wrong: a double booking, a worker the participant asked not to see, a support with no funding behind it. Rostery's scheduler checks every shift as it is saved, so mistakes are caught before they reach a worker's phone.
How NDIS rostering works in Rostery
The scheduler shows the week, ten days, a fortnight, a month or a single day, laid out by staff, participant, facility or group, or as a list, and filtered by branch. Each card shows the service type's colour and the shift's state: booked, needs a worker, a warning, an issue such as a clash or missing funding, draft, completed or cancelled. Recurring shifts repeat daily, weekly, fortnightly or monthly up to an end date, and edits apply to one shift, this and future shifts, or the whole series.
Saving a shift is refused when the worker is already booked (overnight shifts included), the company vehicle is taken, the participant has excluded the worker, or there is no funding line for the service. You're warned, but can still save, when the worker is on leave or unavailable, is missing a qualification the participant's support needs call for, or the participant is already booked. Unlock a shift to drag it to another worker, the vacant row or the Job Board row, confirm, and it locks again. Publish shifts when they're ready and workers get a push notification.