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Workstride is being built for accreditation by DEWR as a Third Party Employment System. It is not yet accredited.
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Thursday 17 September 2026
- AddedChose the product name, Workstride, and used it wherever placements, outcomes and claims are recorded together.
- AddedThe claims board: outcome periods, wage histories spread across the weeks they cover, and claims raised once a period has ended and the recorded hours show it was achieved (Part B 11.5.1).
- AddedOngoing Support fees and Moderate Intellectual Disability Payments on the same board as claims.
- AddedThe scoring behind My work: a score built from clock state, money at stake, escalation and days overdue, with the reasons shown.
- AddedTwo-way calendar sync, so a change made in Outlook or Google Calendar flows back to an appointment, with a Teams or Google Meet link for video appointments.
- AddedA Google Workspace connector alongside Microsoft 365: calendar with Google Meet, Gmail sending and threaded replies, and Google Chat notices.
- AddedSending approved expenses to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, with payments brought back each night, or a CSV export.
- AddedEmployer records with an Australian Business Number check against the Australian Business Register, and a pay rate check against the award minimum.
- AddedJob matching between participants and vacancies, with the reasons shown.
- AddedA public jobs board that can run on a provider's own web address, with structured data search engines use for job listings.
- AddedDocuments and evidence: uploads scanned before they count as evidence, and document requests a participant can answer through the portal.
- AddedA queries and complaints register with acknowledgement and resolution clocks, and exits and transfers with their own checklists (Part B 3.6).
- AddedSigned webhooks with retries for record changes, a polling event feed, and a service desk write-back option.
- AddedScheduled report delivery by email or chat, and read-only reporting views reached through a select-only account.
- AddedCustom web addresses verified by DNS with their own certificate, and time-boxed vendor support access that a provider's Security Contact approves.
- ChangedLined up outcome periods, wage subsidy levels and exit clocks with the Fee Annexure effective 1 November 2025 and the 1 July 2026 award rates.
- FixedMy work now links every item through to its record, instead of some staying unlinked.
- FixedA missed progress payment period is now marked separately from one still open, instead of staying open.
Wednesday 16 September 2026
- AddedParticipant, organisation, employer and vacancy records, with saved searches, alerts and bulk actions across lists.
- AddedCustom roles built from a catalogue of plain-language permissions, site-scoped access, and a privacy training register (Part A 6.13).
- AddedAppend-only file notes that keep their date, time and user stamp (Part A 5.3.1).
- AddedThe client that reads ESS Subscription extracts, tested against synthetic data each night.
- AddedA Microsoft Graph connector for calendars, mail and chat.
- AddedThe settings area where a Security Contact manages staff access, organisation settings and API tokens.
- SecurityAdded an audit trail of record access and changes, and a data isolation test suite that checks records, files and senders cannot cross between providers.
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