Translate your rules into visible requirements
Apply reusable profiles by location, department, role or named employee instead of treating every worker identically.
Turn organisational training rules, safer-recruitment checks, evidence, reminders and workforce actions into one visible compliance workflow for care providers in England.
England care-provider focus · £25/month platform + £3 HR + £2 Compliance per active user · Prices exclude VAT




England care-provider focus · £25/month platform + £3 HR + £2 Compliance per active user · Prices exclude VAT
Apply reusable profiles by location, department, role or named employee instead of treating every worker identically.
See what is required, submitted, verified, current or waiting for an authorised decision.
Route missing, overdue, expiring and rejected records to the employee, manager or training administrator.
Export the matrix, action list and completion history for operational review and audit support.
A workforce can look complete at organisation level while one service, role or worker still has an unresolved requirement. Workmax makes the organisation’s configured rules and current evidence easier to review.
Locations and teams interpret the same policy differently, so central reporting starts with inconsistent records.
Managers discover an expiring course or check only when a rota, audit or commissioner request makes it urgent.
Certificates and documents are collected, but nobody can quickly see which item needs review, rejection or follow-up.
A red or green total does not explain what is required, what was submitted, who verified it or what remains unresolved.
Workmax exposes requirements, evidence and risk. Your authorised managers remain responsible for suitability, deployment and regulatory decisions.

Bring current records and the actions needing attention into a focused operational view.

Workmax records the workflow; it does not authenticate an uploaded document or make the suitability decision.

Use shared starting points while each organisation retains responsibility for its services, roles and policies.
Start from reusable care-sector guidance, then adapt requirements to your organisation, services, roles and policies. Templates support configuration; they do not declare what is legally required for every worker.
Record whether a requirement comes from policy, legislation, a regulator, commissioner, insurer or risk assessment, with review dates and references.
Assign profiles to locations or services, departments, job roles and specific employees.
Compare current, expiring, overdue, missing and awaiting-verification records across the configured workforce.
Send reminders, collect evidence, verify or reject it, and record supported exemptions or equivalent training.
Export the current matrix, action list and completion history for authorised operational and audit review.
Move between the four views that turn organisational requirements into current evidence and accountable action.

Configure who receives each requirement and why it applies, rather than calling the same course universally mandatory for every worker.
Use services or locations, departments, job roles and named employees. Keep policy, regulator, legislation, commissioner, insurer or risk-assessment context with the requirement.
Compliance software can organise the record and surface risk. It does not replace the provider’s legal, regulatory or professional responsibility.
Use administrator controls and manager-scoped views so workforce information is not treated as universally visible.
Retain available verification, rejection, reminder, completion and adjustment events with relevant actor and date context.
Avoid storing a full check document where the authorised outcome and dates are sufficient for organisational policy.
Managers use the available record and their own controls to make suitability and deployment decisions.
Workmax exposes the requirement, evidence and unresolved risk. The provider decides whether the person is suitable and may work.
The course enters the configured warning period.
Employee and manager reminders are recorded.
New evidence enters the authorised review queue.
An authorised user accepts or rejects the evidence.
Status and history update; the provider retains the deployment decision.
Pay a £25 monthly platform fee, then £3 for HR and £2 for Compliance per active user. Prices exclude VAT.
A person whose Workmax account remains active and has the relevant module enabled during the billing month. Additions are prorated from activation; deactivated users stop billing from the next billing period.
50 Compliance users
£275/month + VAT
£25 platform fee + £250 user charges
150 Compliance users
£775/month + VAT
£25 platform fee + £750 user charges
30-day standard trial · No setup fee · Monthly billing · Month-to-month with 30 days' notice
HR is required for Compliance, and training requirements, evidence and refresher workflows are included. Payroll, Scheduling and other Workmax modules remain optional and are priced separately.
ONE CONNECTED WORKFORCE RECORD
HR is required because Compliance uses the employee, role, department, manager and document record. Training requirements, evidence and refresher workflows are included with Compliance; Onboarding and Scheduling remain optional.
SETUP AND GOVERNANCE
Confirm services, locations, departments, roles, courses, checks, owners, validity periods and evidence rules.
Import or review active people, reporting lines and the current evidence your organisation chooses to retain.
Validate assignment, reminders, evidence review, adjustments, manager scope and exports with authorised users.
Pricing, scope and responsibility questions from care providers in England.
The module includes organisational training requirement profiles, workforce matrices, safer-recruitment check oversight, reminders, evidence review, action queues, supported compliance adjustments and current operational exports.
No. Your organisation defines what applies using services or locations, departments, job roles and specific employees. Reusable care-sector catalogue entries are guidance and must be reviewed against your services, policies and current requirements.
Required means your organisation assigned the requirement. Submitted means evidence is awaiting review. Verified means an authorised user accepted it. Current means the accepted record remains within its configured validity period.
Workmax provides central safer-recruitment and statutory-check oversight, including an SCR-style view where a service in England requires that record. Your organisation remains responsible for deciding the correct framework, checks and evidence.
No. Workmax can record information, dates, evidence and an authorised review decision. It does not independently authenticate an uploaded document or perform the underlying statutory check.
Book a focused walkthrough of requirement profiles, the workforce matrix, safer-recruitment checks, evidence review, reminders, manager scope and current reporting.
Real Workmax screens · Synthetic demonstration data · No generic compliance guarantee