Keep it clear and practical.
Workers, self-employed tradies and contractors see the task information, actions, checks and conditions relevant to the work in front of them.
ONE is designed for the person doing the work, the person running the job, the business carrying the responsibility and the organisations connected around it. Each sees what they need without breaking the work into separate systems.
The worker needs the next safe action. A supervisor needs to see what is missing. A business owner needs visibility. A principal contractor, transport company or host employer needs assurance across separate businesses. ONE connects those views instead of making everyone use the same screen or rebuild the same information.
Workers, self-employed tradies and contractors see the task information, actions, checks and conditions relevant to the work in front of them.
Supervisors, managers and safety teams see gaps, changes, readiness and evidence early enough to act before the work is delayed or exposed.
Owners, executives, principal contractors, transport companies, host employers and advisers can see the level of information their role requires without taking over someone else's work or records.
You may fit more than one of these roles on the same day. ONE adapts the view and authority to the role you are performing without creating another disconnected system.
My question: What do I need to do before I start?See the released task information, controls, pre-starts, inductions, training and actions that apply to the work your employer or host has assigned.
Common questions →My question: Can ONE travel with my business?Keep your ABN, business records and work history in your own ONE home while each customer site adds only the induction, permit, access and task requirements that are different there.
Common questions →My question: What is missing before work starts?Coordinate the task, see outstanding people, workplace, plant, permit and evidence requirements and act before they become last-minute surprises.
Common questions →My question: Can I keep my records and share only what matters?Maintain your own organisation and evidence while sharing authorised status or records into the host, customer or network relationship that needs them.
Common questions →My question: Can we make safety simpler without losing control?Reuse what remains current, reduce repeated administration and keep evidence connected as the business grows from one person to a crew.
Common questions →My question: Is the system actually working around the job?See readiness, changes, recurring gaps, controlled evidence and the reasons behind important work-assurance decisions.
Common questions →My question: Can I see the risk without living inside the paperwork?Use higher-level assurance, trends and evidence while operational detail stays with the people managing the work.
Common questions →My question: Which people, businesses and services are ready?Use Network Assurance across construction, transport, property, real estate, labour hire, franchises, platform-style networks, suppliers and other connected arrangements without taking ownership of every external record.
Common questions →My question: How can I improve clients without taking over?Diagnose, implement, review and support ONE within customer-authorised scope while each client keeps control of its own records, authority and decisions.
Common questions →ONE does not make every person use the same dashboard. It keeps the underlying work connected while presenting the right level of detail to the right role.
A self-employed tradie can be the worker, business owner, task requester and authorised user in the same day. ONE should support that without making them pretend they are an employee of every customer they visit.
The electrician may work at a home, retail tenancy, warehouse, construction site and factory in the same day. Their own business information does not need to be rebuilt every time.
The difference between plans is not just a bigger people number. ONE progressively distributes the same controlled work lifecycle across more people, workplaces and organisations.
Start New Work, your requirements, your authority and your records in one simple experience.
Assign work, supervisors and workers; manage training, inductions, permits, toolbox and readiness.
Stronger oversight for managers / supervisors, competency, multiple workplaces and evidence.
More governance capacity for multi-site work, contractors, client interfaces and assurance.
Scale standards, authority, Work Assurance and evidence without losing local organisational boundaries.
Clear instructions, current controls and the actions that apply to this task.
See incomplete, expired, changed or unresolved prerequisites before the work decision.
Use the current Work Assurance position to support the human clearance or release decision.
Keep the evidence, authority, timing and change history connected for later review.
Open the section that sounds most like you. These answers explain the ONE product model in plain language; legal duties still depend on the applicable jurisdiction and the actual work arrangement.
ONE should keep the worker experience short and practical.
Usually not just to participate in work managed by another organisation. That organisation can provide the appropriate Worker, Connected Worker, Safety Access or external/PDF pathway for its work. If you also run your own separate business, you may choose your own ONE organisation account for that work.
The released task information, hazards and controls, inductions, permits, pre-starts, training, stop-work conditions, reporting actions and post-task steps that apply to you — not the whole management system.
Yes. The worker journey is designed to keep Report Hazard, Ask a Question and Stop Work connected to the task so the issue is recorded with the work and routed to the appropriate authorised person.
ONE Solo gives a one-person business its own ONE home.
Both can be true. In your own ONE account you are the person doing the work and the organisation running the business. ONE can keep those roles separate without making you create duplicate identities.
Your own business and person information can remain current in your ONE home. Each workplace can then add its own site induction, permits, access rules, hazards and task conditions. ONE should ask what is different rather than rebuilding you from zero.
ONE Solo is the current one-person organisation plan: 1 person total. That same person can also have management / authorised permissions, plus the current included AI allowance. The permission does not create a second person. Fair-Fit should tell you if your business later grows into a better-value arrangement.
Your ONE identity does not need to be duplicated when a client also uses ONE. The client chooses the relationship it needs — Connected Worker, Safety Access or an external/PDF pathway — while your own business records remain separate.
ONE should show exceptions before they become surprises.
No. The supervisor view should surface what is missing, failed, expired, changed or waiting for action, with access to detail when needed.
The report stays linked to the active task. ONE can notify the responsible person, show the effect on Work Clearance and keep the response, evidence and resolution in the task history.
Only within the authority assigned to your role and after the relevant prerequisite or issue has been resolved. ONE records the state change and who made the authorised decision.
ONE should reduce rebuilding, not add another admin layer.
Yes. ONE Solo provides the one-person starting point and the standard plans scale up. Fair-Fit is intended to recommend the lowest-cost suitable arrangement rather than forcing an unnecessary upgrade.
Yes, where it remains current. ONE's design principle is to reuse known organisation, workplace, person and task facts and focus on what changed for the next job.
The ONE record is intended to connect the task version, worker actions, pre-starts, permits, inductions, reports, changes, start/complete times and close-out evidence rather than leaving the story scattered across separate files.
ONE turns unresolved work into visible action.
No. ONE can assemble controlled information, identify gaps, recommend pathways and keep evidence connected. Competent and authorised people still perform the decisions and verification their roles require.
That is the point of Work Assurance. ONE should show the actual prerequisite or unresolved issue rather than only a red status with no explanation.
ONE is designed to re-evaluate the affected dependencies and people rather than forcing the entire system to be rebuilt.
The detail remains available without becoming the executive interface.
Higher-level readiness, recurring gaps, unresolved actions, trends and evidence that the work-assurance process is operating — with drill-down only when needed.
No. ONE supports controlled readiness and authorised decisions. It should not portray software or AI as taking over the legal duty or giving a universal guarantee.
That is a core design objective: preserve the relevant task, people, evidence, timing, decisions and changes so the business does not have to rebuild the story months later.
Network Assurance connects the agreed readiness picture without pretending every connected business or worker belongs to the coordinating organisation.
No. ONE's contractor model preserves each business as a separate legal and evidence owner. The host receives the authorised status, evidence or interface information needed for the work.
Yes. Where appropriate, ONE is designed to share current status and the reason behind it before defaulting to whole-document exchange.
No. It is designed for many connected-work models: construction networks, transport, labour hire, facilities, maintenance, independent businesses/operators, suppliers and other arrangements where separate organisations participate in the same work or operating network.
ONE should connect the relationship without confusing the organisations.
Your organisation remains the source/owner of the records it controls. A host can receive the authorised information needed for coordination but should not silently edit or accept your employer records on your behalf.
ONE should not give a blanket either/or answer. Legal duties depend on the jurisdiction and actual arrangement and can overlap. ONE keeps the labour-hire relationship, host workplace requirements, worker information and authorised actions distinct so the parties can see what applies to the work.
Commercial treatment depends on the host relationship, not whether the person already has a ONE identity. The host can use Connected Worker, Safety Access, a nominated Billing Sponsor or the external/PDF pathway according to the access actually needed.
Future access can end while the historical record of the assignment, work and authorised evidence remains retained within the appropriate organisation and task histories.
Consultants can support clients without taking over client authority.
Yes, within customer-authorised scope. The consultant account is intended to support multiple client relationships while each client controls what the consultant can see and do.
Yes. Gap checks, implementation, task-library improvement, Network setup, assurance reviews, training and managed support can become repeatable consulting services around the platform.
The current Consultant page explains the proposed referral, certified, managed and implementation pathways. Any commission or revenue-share terms remain subject to the applicable final consultant agreement and disclosures.
See a real task, run the free Gap Check, explore Network Assurance or register the part of ONE that matters to your business.
Tell ONE how the person actually relates to your organisation. ONE applies the product relationship underneath and keeps management permissions and who pays as separate decisions.
Use your applicable plan capacity for people principally managed through your own workforce.
The person keeps one identity even if they work with several organisations.
Use only the access the work needs.
Transmission can remain available without buying a paid digital person connection.
An owner, supervisor or manager may also be part of your workforce. Their management or authorised permissions sit on that same person and do not create extra headcount.
Your organisation or another approved connected organisation may sponsor an external relationship. The payer does not gain record ownership or extra permissions merely by paying.