Cancellation history & reliability | BondiByte NDIS Software
Smart Rostering

Reliability signals from cancellation history.

Reliability stops being a gut feeling. BondiByte records cancellations and swaps as they happen, measures recent reliability for every staff member, and lets that evidence quietly inform the roster at a weight you control.

Cancellation history and reliability signals

What you get with Cancellation history & reliability.

  • Per-staff cancellation history

    See each team member's reliability over time, not just a vague sense of who lets you down.

  • Feeds suitability scoring

    Reliability becomes a signal in the roster, so dependable staff are recognised automatically.

  • Fairer, evidence-based assignment

    Decisions rest on real history, making them easier to explain and to defend.

Why it exists

The problem it solves.

Every coordinator knows who tends to drop shifts, but it lives as a gut feeling. Gut feelings are hard to be fair with, impossible to defend if challenged, and they walk out the door when the coordinator does. Reliability should be something the roster actually knows, not something one person remembers.

How it works

1

History is recorded as it happens

Completed staff-initiated cancellations and swaps are recorded against each staff member's rostered shifts as part of the normal workflow. Nothing extra to type.

2

Recent reliability is measured

For rostering, BondiByte looks at each person's last 28 days: shifts they were assigned versus shifts they cancelled, so the signal reflects the present, not ancient history.

3

Reliability feeds the suggestions

Cancellation reliability is one of the weighted signals in smart recommendations. Dependable staff are quietly favoured, and a run of recent cancellations gently lowers a ranking.

4

New staff start neutral

Someone with no history is treated as neutral, not rewarded or punished for a record they have not had time to build.

5

Review the numbers when you need them

The Audit Centre's Ratings view shows per-staff cancellation, swap and non-completion rates with the counts behind them, ready for fair, evidence-based conversations.

What you can do.

Per-staff reliability rates

Cancellation, swap and non-completion rates for every staff member, measured against the shifts they were actually rostered for.

A recent-history signal

Roster scoring uses the last 28 days, so people are judged on current form rather than a bad month last year.

Visible reasoning

When reliability affects a suggestion, it appears as a plain reason, such as a low recent cancellation rate counting in someone's favour.

Neutral for new starters

No history means a neutral score, so new staff compete on availability, capability and fit.

Staff can see their own record

If you enable it, each staff member can view their own ratings, and only their own, which keeps the conversation open rather than hidden.

You stay in control.

You set how much it matters

Cancellation reliability has its own weight in the scoring. Raise it, lower it, or rely on a preset such as Compliance First, which weights it higher.

Manager-side view

The Ratings view in the Audit Centre is read-only and manager-facing, so the numbers inform decisions without being editable.

Staff visibility is your call

Staff only ever see their own rating, and only if your organisation turns that on.

Learn how to use this feature.

Frequently asked questions.

Is this a punishment score?

No. It is one weighted signal among many, you control its weight, and it is based on recorded workflow events rather than opinion. It mostly works by recognising dependable staff.

What actually counts as a cancellation?

Completed staff-initiated cancellations, measured against shifts the person was rostered for. Swaps are counted separately, so helping a colleague is not the same as dropping a shift.

Are no-shows tracked?

No. Genuine attendance no-shows are not recorded. The non-completion figure counts shifts that did not stand for a person, such as cancelled or swapped-out shifts, and is labelled honestly as such.

Does an old cancellation follow someone forever?

The roster's reliability signal looks at the last 28 days, so it reflects recent behaviour and recovers quickly once reliability does.

Can staff see this about each other?

No. Managers see the Ratings view; a staff member can only ever see their own record, and only where the organisation enables it.

See Cancellation history & reliability in BondiByte

Start your free trial, or book a demo to see it with your own operation in mind.

Start free trial