Industries

The decisions change names between industries. The checks don't.

Care minutes or clause 36.1, rest windows or site inductions — every regulated roster runs the same chain: demand, eligibility, sourcing, time, pay. Smartta checks it with the same boundary — pass, flag, or gate — against your industry's own rulebook.

Built in healthcare. Built for every regulated roster.

One runtime

Four industries, this morning

Live

Aged care — care minutes

Delivery on track against AN-ACC targets

Pass
!

Manufacturing — award scan

Span exceeds 12h maximum — Clause 36.1 cited

Flag
×

Transport — rest window

6.5h since last shift — assignment held

Gate

Construction — site access

Subcontractor quals verified, engagement recorded

Ready

Every decision

Who decided what, why, under which policy, with what outcome.

Recorded

Different rulebooks, one boundary — and one evidence trail behind all of it.

Find your industry

Your rules, encoded. Your decisions, checked.

Each industry page shows the specific decisions Smartta governs there — and the solutions that run them.

The plan

Three steps to safer workforce decisions.

1

Map the risk

Identify where decisions move between roster, time, HR, payroll, credentialing, and care systems.

Per industry: your rulebook encoded — awards, fatigue policies, credentials, funding targets.

2

Control the decision

Configure checks that pass, flag, or gate high-risk workforce decisions before they move downstream.

Per industry: one boundary at the moment of decision, whoever triggers the action.

3

Prove the outcome

Keep decision evidence ready for payroll review, compliance checks, incident response, and operational governance.

Per industry: one evidence trail — the same formula for any reviewer.

Don't see your industry?

If your roster is regulated, the chain is checkable.

Retail, hospitality, mining, disability services — anywhere awards, credentials, and rosters meet pay, the same runtime applies. Tell us where it hurts and we'll map the decisions worth checking first.