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Yes. Rostery includes a full Electronic Medication Administration Record (eMAR) system designed for NDIS SIL, SDA, and supported accommodation providers. Features include medication schedules, PRN logging, barcode verification, missed-dose alerts, drug interaction flags, dual-sign for controlled substances, and integration with participant care plans. No competitor in the Australian NDIS market offers a fully integrated eMAR at Rostery's price point.

Workers use the Rostery mobile app (iOS/Android) to clock in and out. The app captures GPS coordinates to within 5 metres at clock-in, clock-out, and every 15 minutes throughout the shift. Records are stored with cryptographic hash signatures making them tamper-proof and court-admissible. Geofence alerts notify coordinators if a worker clocks in more than 200m from the participant's address. EVV audit reports export in the format required by the NDIS Commission with one click.

Yes, and Rostery is particularly strong for SIL. Specific SIL features: house-level rostering, overnight shift management with sleepover allowance calculation, shared client profiles for group homes, eMAR medication management (critical for SIL), SIL-specific NDIS report formats, active overnight monitoring alerts, and participant-to-worker ratio warnings when staffing drops below plan requirements.

Yes. Rostery connects to Xero and pushes invoices as individual line items rather than a single total, so travel, transport and service lines appear separately in your accounts. A CSV export is also available for manual import, and MYOB is supported.

Yes. Rostery runs a remote MCP server so an organisation can connect Claude or ChatGPT to its own data and ask operational questions about rosters, participants, notes and incidents in plain language. Access covers operations only — money, payroll, timesheets and invoices are deliberately excluded.