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Rostering & attendance

Build the week once — Corella carries it from there.

Rostering is where a care business wins or loses its week. Corella's board is built for the real thing — group shifts, sleepovers, recurrence, cancellations with the right NDIS codes — and everything that happens on shift flows straight through timesheets into payroll exports, without being typed twice.

A board that shows you the whole week

Roster by staff or by client, create a shift from any cell, and let recurrence do the heavy lifting — weekly or fortnightly patterns materialise months ahead, and 'copy week' carries a good week forward. Group shifts split billing equally across clients; sleepovers and multi-staff ratios are first-class, not workarounds.

Staff & client viewsGroup & recurring shiftsSleepoversCopy week
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Corella's week rostering board with colour-coded shifts
The week board — quick-create from any cell

Conflicts that explain themselves

Double-bookings, approved leave, weekly-hour caps, compliance gaps and client-blocked staff are all caught as you roster — each warning says what's wrong and why. Overriding is allowed, deliberate, and leaves a trail. Cancellations are a proper flow too: provider or client, with short-notice billable handled under the correct NDIS codes.

Conflict checksExplicit override trailNDIS cancellation codes

Clock-on that protects the shift record

Carers clock on and off from their phone with GPS capture, inside a configurable clock-on window. If a shift has must-do tasks or requires a progress note, clock-off waits until they're done — so the record is complete when the shift ends, not chased on Friday. Open shifts go to a job board where available staff take or apply for them.

GPS clock-on/offTask & note gatesOpen-shift job board

Timesheets approved from one screen

The timesheet queue shows rostered versus clocked side by side, flags the variances, and lets you approve scheduled or actual times in bulk — tick, approve, done. Times are precise to the minute, and editing a time simply reopens the approval so nothing slips through half-checked.

Variance at a glanceBulk approval1-minute precision
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Timesheet approval queue showing rostered versus clocked times
Rostered vs clocked, approved in bulk

Travel time, claimed when it actually happens

At clock-off — never before clock-on — carers log their kilometres and travel minutes together. The timesheet queue shows both for review, and approved travel pays automatically as its own payroll line at the shift's rate, flowing into the same payroll export. One system means the kilometres you pay are the kilometres you bill.

Km + minutes at clock-offTravel payroll linePaid = billed

Fair questions

Asked about this, often.

Can carers log travel before the shift?
They don't have to — and that's deliberate. Kilometres and travel minutes are claimed at clock-off, when the numbers are real. Nothing blocks a carer from starting their shift.
What can block clock-off?
Only what you configure: must-do tasks and mandatory progress notes. If a shift requires them, Corella holds clock-off until they're done, so the shift record is complete the moment the shift ends.
How do recurring shifts work?
Weekly or fortnightly patterns materialise about six months ahead as real, editable shifts. Change one, or change 'this and future' — both are one action.
Does Corella interpret the SCHADS award?
Corella's payroll engine uses simplified, clearly-labelled pay bands — weekend and public-holiday multipliers, sleepover rates, kilometres — and exports a CSV your payroll software imports. Pay execution and full award interpretation stay with Xero/MYOB and your payroll process, and we're upfront about that.

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