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Participants · Shift & progress notes

Progress notes worth reading

Workers write structured notes at the end of each shift. Coordinators see them straight away, linked to the participant's goals and the shift they came from.

What you get

Shift & progress notes in Suppora

Structured sections

Mood, activities, personal care, community access and concerns, with extra sections for complex care when they apply.

Linked to goals

Notes can reference the participant's goals, so progress is easy to show at plan review.

Draft, then submit

Workers can save a draft and finish later. Submitted notes are checked for required fields.

Raise an incident from a note

If something went wrong, the worker starts an incident report from the note without retyping.

Review and follow-up

Coordinators can comment, request changes or create a task from any note.

PDF export

Export a single note or a date range on your letterhead for families, plan managers or the NDIA.

Evidence for claims and reviews

Progress notes are your proof that a support was delivered. When they are complete, dated and tied to a shift, claims and plan reviews stop depending on memory.

  • →Each note tied to a shift and a worker
  • →Missing notes visible to coordinators
  • →Edits recorded, originals kept

Questions

Can workers write notes on their phone?
Yes, in the support worker app.
Can we send notes to families or plan managers?
Yes. Export a note or a date range as a PDF on your letterhead and share it.
See it working

See shift & progress notes with your own setup

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