A support plan
Sets out the resident’s goals and the support agreed, with reviews scheduled automatically at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.
Records & documents
Every record foundin seconds.
Support plans, session records and contact logs, filed against each resident and ready to search, read and share at a review or an inspection.
Open a resident’s fileA resident’s fileOne resident.
One resident.
One complete file.
Every document Residoc creates lands in the resident’s file, in date order, signed and ready to download.
- October 2026
- 6 OctSupport sessionWeekly food budget and shopping listSigned
- 1 OctSupport planBudgeting and daily livingSigned
- September 2026
- 30 SepContact logAsked about planning mealsLogged
- 14 SepRisk assessment3-month reviewSigned
- August 2026
- 28 AugSupport sessionChoosing a manageable first goalSigned
- June 2026
- 2 JunTenancy agreementSigned at move-inSigned
The right account for the workNot all paperwork
Not all paperwork
answers the same question.
Each document type does a different job, and Residoc keeps them all together on the resident’s file.
A support-session record
Records each piece of support: what was discussed, what was done and what was agreed next, with every field complete.
A contact log
Logs every contact with the resident in date order, so the full timeline is there when you need it.
Ready when the
inspector calls.
inspector calls.
Every document is filed against the right resident, complete and signed, so you can pull up the full record in seconds instead of searching through folders.
The details
A few things worth knowing.
The details behind the day-to-day work.
Can I find any document quickly?
Yes. Search or filter a resident’s file by document type and open any record in full, from support plans to session logs and contact records.
Can I download a resident’s records?
Yes. You can download all of a resident’s documents in one go, ready to share with an inspector or a local authority.
Can we add our existing paper records?
Yes. Scanned paper documents can be uploaded to a resident’s file, and existing paper files can be copied in during onboarding.
Who can open a resident’s records?
Support workers see the residents they work with, and providers see every resident across the organisation.
Keep the paperwork
connected to its purpose.
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