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NDIS handover infrastructure that sits beside the roster.

Telova Handover connects into the rostering systems NDIS providers already run, including systems like Visual Care, so participant context, shift notes, follow-ups, and handover history live where operations actually happen.

Built for
NDIS providers
Connects to
Visual Care
Shape of work
Shift-based
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Sites
Henley House
Avalon SIL
Glenfern
Today
Open handovers
New
OPENM. Carter
06:00 – 14:00

Increased agitation late afternoon. Family meeting confirmed Thursday.

by S. Patel2 follow-ups
2m ago
REVIEWJ. Lee
14:00 – 22:00

Stable shift. No incidents. Refused dinner. left ham on tray.

by A. Rashid1 follow-up
18m ago
DONER. Khan
22:00 – 06:00

Settled overnight. Completed PRN log.

by N. Tran
1h ago
01 · How it fits

Connects into the systems your team already opens at the start of every shift.

Telova Handover doesn't ask providers to migrate, retrain, or rebuild. The roster stays. The plans stay. Handover sits beside them and listens to the operational signal.

01Rostering

Visual Care

Shifts, workers, sites, participants

02Operational layer

Telova Handover

Context · Notes · Follow-ups · Audit

03Coordinators · Managers

Operations team

Pickup → Run → Handover → Close

Built around shift-based work

Roster on the left. Handover, follow-ups, and audit on the right. One operational view.

  • Pulls shifts, workers, and participants from the roster
  • Captures structured handover with the same shift identity
  • Routes follow-ups back to the right next-shift worker
  • Keeps an immutable audit trail per shift, per participant
ROSTER · VISUAL CAREShift · 06:00Shift · 10:00Shift · 14:00Shift · 18:00Shift · 22:00TELOVA HANDOVERAUDIT TRAIL
Our projectsTelova Handover · 6 months in production

How a 250-staff NDIS provider replaced paper handovers with custom software.

Real-time VisualCare integration, structured mobile handovers, and a tamper-evident audit trail across 18 group homes in metropolitan Adelaide.

Read the project
Handover time
~22 min<10 min
per shift
48h resolution rate
~60%94%
outstanding items
Audit response
~2 days45 min
Onboarding
~6 hours1.5 hours
new support worker
02 · The shift loop

One operational loop. Four points of clean accountability.

Every part of a shift produces signal: when it starts, what happens during, what's outstanding at the end. Handover is the system that catches that signal where the team already works.

01

Capture in context

Notes, incidents, and follow-ups are written against the same shift identity the roster already knows.

shift_id · participant_id · worker_id
02

Flag & route

Anything urgent (incidents, missed PRN, family update) routes to the right coordinator without group-chat triage.

incident_flag → coordinator
03

Hand off cleanly

Next-shift workers see open follow-ups, recent context, and the participant timeline before they walk in.

next_shift_worker · open_followups[]
04

Audit closes itself

Every entry, edit, and sign-off is timestamped and immutable. No reconstructing the shift retrospectively.

trail · immutable · 7y retention
03 · Before & after

The messy stack Handover replaces, and what each piece becomes.

Before

Paper & PDFs

Critical context handwritten, scanned, photographed, or recreated after the shift.

After

Structured at capture

Captured against the right shift, the right participant, the right next action.

Before

Group chats

Important participant updates buried next to general team chatter.

After

Routed where it belongs

Goes to the next-shift worker, coordinator, or audit trail, not into the noise.

Before

Spreadsheet chasing

Managers spend their week checking who updated what.

After

Open follow-ups visible

Outstanding items show up by participant, by site, by escalation path.

Telova Handover

Want to see Handover beside your roster?

Tell us which rostering system you run and the operational pressure you want to take off the team. We respond within 24 hours.