Support-worker rostering and payroll for NDIS providers

Cohiva Culture is rostering and payroll software for NDIS providers. It rosters support workers, captures timesheets and produces a payroll export for shift-based teams, so the workers you roster are the workers you pay.
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What an NDIS provider needs from a workforce tool

An NDIS provider runs a shift-based workforce. Support workers are rostered to deliver the support each participant needs, often across many locations and at many hours of the day. Those workers are covered by an award that sets pay and conditions, and the hours they work have to be captured accurately and reach payroll without error.

Run that on a paper roster and a spreadsheet of hours and the chain breaks down. Rosters are rebuilt by hand, timesheets are rekeyed into payroll, and every manual step is a chance to pay the wrong amount. Cohiva Culture brings rostering, timesheets and payroll export into one place for shift-based teams.

What Culture does for NDIS providers

Culture is workforce software built for teams that work shifts. For an NDIS provider that means:

  • Rostering support workers across shifts, so the support each participant needs is covered.
  • Timesheets captured from worked shifts and approved by a coordinator.
  • Payroll export that sends approved hours to your payroll, so you pay people for what they worked.
  • Onboarding and leave managed in the same staff record as the roster.

Because rostering, timesheets and payroll export sit in one tool, the worker you roster is the worker whose hours you approve and the worker you pay. There is no separate spreadsheet to reconcile.

Award-covered shifts, handled in one record

Support workers are typically covered by a modern award that sets minimum pay and conditions. Culture captures the worked hours and produces a clean payroll export, which helps you comply with those conditions when you run pay. It supports your obligations as an employer rather than making any regulatory promise on your behalf.

This is a workforce tool. It handles the rostering, the hours and the payroll export. It does not manage participant plans or claiming, and it makes no regulatory claims about NDIS service delivery.

Where this sits in your operation

Culture is the workforce layer of the Cohiva suite. An NDIS provider that also collects service agreements and consent forms from participants can pair Culture with service agreement e-signatures from Sign, so both staff and participant paperwork share one platform and one identity.

The solutions for NDIS providers page shows the wider bundle, and you can explore Culture for the product detail.

Who it is for

Culture suits NDIS providers that roster support workers across shifts under award conditions, and that want rostering, timesheets and payroll export in one tool rather than spread across paper and spreadsheets.

Frequently asked questions

What does Culture do for an NDIS provider?
Culture rosters support workers, captures timesheets and produces a payroll export for shift-based teams.
Can Culture roster support workers against shifts?
Yes. Culture builds rosters for shift-based teams, so a provider covers the support each participant needs across the day.
Does Culture handle award conditions for support workers?
Culture captures worked hours and exports payroll data so you can pay support workers under your award. It helps you meet your obligations rather than replacing your payroll system.
Does Culture export to payroll?
Yes. Culture produces a payroll export from approved timesheets, so hours worked reach your payroll without rekeying.
Who uses Culture at an NDIS provider?
Coordinators building rosters and approving timesheets, and support workers submitting their hours.

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