AI Risk Flagging of NDIS Shift Notes Integrated With Deputy
A platform that syncs Deputy shift notes and uses AI to rate each one low, medium or high risk.

A platform that syncs Deputy shift notes and uses AI to rate each one low, medium or high risk.

Headline resultTens of thousands of shift notes risk rated, with high risk notes surfaced to coordinators first
NDIS support workers write hundreds of shift notes every week. Hidden among them can be a missed medication, a safety concern or a change in a participant’s wellbeing. We built a platform, using our AI software development services, that syncs data from Deputy and uses AI to rate every shift note as low, medium or high risk, so coordinators can act on what matters first.
Shift notes were stored in the rostering system and read in the order they were written. Important information could easily be missed in routine paperwork, and there was no efficient way to know which notes needed urgent attention. The provider also lacked a central place for staff and participant records, admin notes and files.
We built a custom platform using .NET microservices, Angular and SQL Server on Azure. Staff, participant and shift data, including notes and kilometres travelled, syncs from Deputy every few minutes into the provider’s own database. Every note then passes through an AI review using Azure OpenAI Service and Azure AI Search, which assigns a low, medium or high risk rating.
Coordinators sort and filter by risk rather than date. Administrators can define what the AI should treat as high risk without code changes. The platform also stores context notes and tagged, searchable files against staff, participants and individual shifts. Access is through single sign on with the provider’s company domain.

Angular
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
C#
.NET
REST APIs
Entity Framework
Microservices
SQL Server
Azure OpenAI Service
Azure AI Search
Azure Web Apps
Azure API Management
Azure Blob Storage
Azure DevOps
Deputy
This approach suits NDIS providers, home care and aged care operators, community services organisations and any business where frontline staff write case notes that may contain safety or compliance risks.
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