Compliance manager · clubs, nonprofits & teams
Countoff tracks the checks, certificates and clearances behind your volunteers and staff — who's current, who's about to lapse, who can't be rostered — and chases the renewals so you don't have to. Audits stop being archaeology.
What it does
Every person is Compliant, Action needed, or Non-compliant — computed from your own requirement rules, never hand-maintained. One score for the whole organisation.
Countoff emails people at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before expiry — once per threshold, never twice. Coordinators get a morning report; one click emails everyone on a list.
Certificates and clearances attach to the exact record they prove, served privately to your organisation only. Renewals keep the old record — history included.
A formatted PDF compliance register, a printable person-by-requirement matrix, and Excel or CSV exports of everything — for boards, insurers and auditors.
Who changed what, when — every record change, upload and setting edit, in plain sentences. Exemptions carry a written reason.
Add requirements from the template library, import your people from CSV or Excel (with a bulk-update mode), and the first report is ready the same afternoon.
Built for Australian organisations
Thirty-plus requirement templates with sensible validity periods — add a category in one click, tweak the rules to your state's.
How it works
Pick from the template library or define your own — what expires, how often, who it applies to, whether a document is required.
Import the spreadsheet you already have. Role tags decide who needs what; the traffic lights appear immediately.
Automatic reminders go out before anything lapses, coordinators get scheduled reports, and the register is always one click away.
A closer look
Pricing
No per-seat maths, no surprise upgrade walls. Add every volunteer, coach and staff member you have — the price doesn't move.
Everything, for one flat price.
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
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