Smart referral
Capture only the essentials: name, plan details, known needs, risks and who is responsible.
Admins see the organisation. Managers see decisions. HR sees the workforce. Support workers see today. Families see approved progress. Same information, shaped for the person reading it.
Open a workspaceCapture only the essentials: name, plan details, known needs, risks and who is responsible.
Ten visible stages, so it is obvious where onboarding is stuck and who is holding it.
Circumstances trigger requirements - with the reason, evidence expected and a manager decision.
Secure links for coordinators, OTs, GPs and families. No account required.
Plans, assessments and reports are read and structured - never approved automatically.
Compare currently approved information with a new finding, then accept, modify, reject or ask for more.
At a glance, alerts, health, communication, behaviour, routines, goals and contacts.
Source, version, reviewer and approval retained for every material AI action.
Critical risks, strategies and today's goals - understood in about a minute.
General activities plus participant-specific items derived from approved information.
Objective documentation drafted from what actually happened, reviewed before submission.
Structured capture with manager review before any reportability decision.
Guided setup with credentials collected once and kept current.
Configurable 90/60/30/7-day reminders with escalation and renewal links.
Improvement register, corrective actions, risks, policies and consents.
If an auditor arrived today, what needs attention - with drill-down to evidence.
SupportCue organises everyday evidence into a Support Needs Evidence View using configurable domains that can evolve alongside the NDIA's new planning framework. This is SupportCue domain mapping - not an official NDIA assessment, and not an accredited I-CAN assessment tool.
SupportCue complements mature rostering, payroll, accounting and CRM systems rather than replacing them. The architecture is designed for future integrations; none of these integrations exist today.