Changelog

Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.

RSS

improved

Incidents

User Group Security

Incident Access Update

What we changed
Incidents (and their associated forms) no longer appear in the Forms tab. They now live only in the Incidents module.
What you will notice
  • The Forms list shows operational / workflow forms only.
  • All incident capture, review, and follow‑up happens in Incidents
  • Users without incident permissions no longer see incident‑related entries anywhere in Forms.
Why
Incident data is confidential and often tied to HR, risk, or compliance reviews. Separating it reduces accidental exposure, simplifies permissions, and makes it clearer which data belongs where.
No action needed. If you believe you should see incident data and can’t, contact your system admin.
What’s happening?
We’re upgrading our infrastucture so pages load faster.
When?
Sunday 20 July 2025 at 12:42 am AEST (five‑minute window).
Impact:
Visualcare will be offline for up to 5 minutes. No data is at risk and no action is needed from you.
Afterwards:
Everything comes back automatically - just refresh your browser if you were logged in.

fixed

improved

Bugs

Bug Fixes

Latest patch is live. It knocks out several high bugs so work flows smoothly again.
Timesheets & Billing
- Fixed a rounding error in the Total Charge column; amounts now match the roster exactly every time.
Reporting
- Service Summary by Worker Division – Eliminated gateway errors on large date ranges; the report now opens reliably for any period.
Operations › Timeline (week / month)
- The “Show only casual workers” option no longer overrides other filters; it now respects every filter you apply.
Tasks vs Notes reports
- When a note created from a worker profile is converted to a task, the Worker Name now displays in both Tasks and Notes views.
Location Roster > grouped views
– Sorting inside grouped views (e.g., group by Start Time) now orders correctly in ascending or descending sequence.
Location Roster > Day View navigation
- You can once again move between days in Day View even when Lock Roster is enabled; lock rules are still enforced.
Roster > Remove Multi‑Worker
- The dialog now shows the current workers for each selected shift; no more blank or outdated names.
Unallocated Shifts report
- Shifts that already have a worker no longer appear in the unallocated list.
MYOB export > Travel Time code
- Fixed an export mapping issue that caused the wrong payroll code for one customer; now uses the correct code for every database.
Compliance > HCP subsidy update
- 1 July 2025 aged‑care subsidy increase is now applied automatically.
NDIS Support items
- Roster items now always carry the correct NDIS support‑item number.
We’ve launched a new customer roadmap, powered by Canny.
You can now:
🔍 View what's in progress and what’s planned next
📬 Get notified when features you care about go live
Future iteration:
💡 Submit product feedback and feature ideas
This is part of our commitment to building with you, not just for you - making it easier to track what’s happening and influence what comes next.
🔐
Important: Don’t sign up directly to Canny
You’ll receive an email directly from Visualcare inviting you to activate your Canny account.
Please do not create an account directly on canny.io - you’ll need to log in using the Visualcare link to access the correct roadmap and feedback board.

fixed

Bugs

Bug fixes

A fresh patch is live. It knocks out several high impact bugs so work flows smoothly again.
What’s fixed?
Why it matters?
HCP totals line up:
Statements and timesheets now show the same numbers - no more head scratching.
Messages deliver first time:
vCore send/receive is rock-solid again.
Private chats stay private:
One-to-one client messages no longer surface in group threads.
“Send shifts to timesheet” works:
Click once, it saves - no error screens.
Agreement codes auto fill:
Fewer manual edits when setting up clients.
MYOB Advanced links restored:
Data sync resumes without missing references.
Worker CSV Import Issue:
fixed.
Also squashed:
the split shift rounding glitch, the missing Billable column in worker profiles, and the pesky bulk HCP error 77551.
Plus more
.
The Visual
care
team
The NDIA has released the 2025/26 Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (PAPL).
Visualcare has updated the pricing catalogue to reflect the new prices, effective 1 July 2025.
Action required:
The updated catalogue is now available for bulk upload.
You can update it from:
Maintenance > Services > NDIS Support Catalogue
and apply the latest pricing in your environment.
What’s changed?
Every session now ends 24 hours after sign-in activity.
Why it matters?
  • Stops long-running sessions on unattended or shared devices.
  • Minimises session-hijacking and token-theft risk.
  • Fulfils ISO 27001 and SOC 2 controls (many peers enforce 8 h or less).
How we’ve reduced disruption?
  • A 15 minute warning pops up before expiry.
  • You can hit “Snooze” once to extend the session by 30 minutes and finish critical work without losing progress.
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining strong security controls, we have identified the need to replace our current Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) solution, also known as Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
Due to some recent instability issues, the existing 2FA solution has been temporarily disabled while we evaluate suitable alternatives. We’re working to put a reliable solution in place and will provide further details in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, here are some answers to common questions. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.
1. What is 2FA?
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of security used to verify your identity when logging into your Visualcare account.
2. Why did we turn 2FA off?
 Due to ongoing instability that was causing a poor login experience, we made the decision to temporarily disable 2FA.
3. Is my data less secure without 2FA?
 We are mitigating any risk with continuous event-based tracking.
4. When will 2FA be back on?
 We are reviewing solutions now and will provide an update by 30 June outlining the path forward.
5. What safeguards are in place while 2FA is off?
Event-based tracking and audit of login events.
6. Do I need to do anything?
 No action is required right now. We will update you of any changes to your authentication method.
We've added a self-serve dashboard to guide Home Care Package (HCP) providers through the move to Support at Home (SAH).
download
Why this matters?
SAH replaces HCP on 1 July 2025. To make the transition painless, we’ve added a purpose-built Readiness Dashboard that will guide you—step-by-step—from mapping your current services through to updating agreements, rosters and participant details.
Step 1 – Services mapping (preview) -
Disabled until Services Australia publishes the final SAH service list.
Where to find it?
Operations → SAH Dashboard
Who can use it?
Users with permission to Maintenance → Services
How Step 1 will work (once enabled)
  1. Lists your existing HCP services (Service Type = Home Care Package).
  2. Lets you match each HCP service to one or more SAH services.
  3. Handles one-to-many mappings—for example, splitting one “Domestic Assistance” service into separate SAH services.
  4. Saves time with bulk spreadsheet download/upload (coming in the next release).
  5. Marks Step 1 complete so you can move straight to Step 2 when it lands.
Learn more about SAH Readiness Dashboard here.