As a provider grows, "who works with whom" stops fitting in one person's head. Teams give it a structure: group your staff and participants by region, house, program or whatever way your organisation is arranged, and everyone in the office can see who belongs where.
How NDIS team management works in Rostery
On the Teams page, create a team with a name, a description and a colour, then use Manage members to add the staff and participants who belong to it. A team can hold both, so a SIL house team can list the residents and the workers who support them. Staff can also be added to teams from their own record.
Teams then show up where people look: a Team column on the staff list, a Teams card on each staff member's and participant's record, and a Teams tab on the participant list. Administrators and office staff manage teams; only administrators can delete one.