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Using the Compliance Dashboard

Monitor homestay families and placements that need attention.

Written by Tammy Lawn Stewart

The Compliance page gives you a single place to monitor homestay families and placements that need attention.


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Who can do this: Homestay Coordinators and Institutional Admins.

Open the dashboard


1. From the left-hand menu, select Compliance.

2. The page opens as Compliance Overview.

What you can see at a glance

At the top of the page, summary cards show current counts for:

Card

What it tells you

Active Families

Families currently marked Active

Current Placements

Placements currently in progress

Expired Safety Checks

Active families with an expired safety check

Expired Appropriate Checks

Active families with at least one expired

Safety Checks Expiring Soon

Families whose safety check is nearing

Appropriate Checks Expiring Soon

Families with an adult check nearing

Students in Non-Compliant Placements

Students currently placed with a family that has a compliance issue

Families Pending Compliance

Families not yet activated because required items are missing

Cards in warning/error colours indicate items that should be reviewed first.


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Placements Requiring Action

This table lists active placements where the host family has a compliance risk.

Columns shown:

Column

Meaning

Student

Student currently placed

Family

Host family name (click to open profile)

Issue

Risk type, such as expired or expiring checks

Expiry Date

Date the related check expired or will expire

Days

Days remaining, or days overdue

Use this table to prioritise urgent follow-up and renewals.
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Pending Compliance

This table lists families still in Pending Compliance status.

Columns shown:

Column

Meaning

Family

Family name (click to open profile)

Created

Date the profile was created

Days Waiting

Days since profile creation

Outstanding Items

Missing or incomplete requirements preventing activation

Taking action from the dashboard

  1. Click a family name in either table.

  2. You will be taken directly to that family's profile.

  3. Complete the missing compliance items, then activate the family if appropriate.

If you need the activation checklist, see Getting a Homestay Family Ready to Accept Students


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Things to know

  • The dashboard is a monitoring view. You cannot edit records directly from this page.

  • Sorting and search are available in both tables to help you focus on priority cases.

  • Red issue chips indicate hard compliance problems; expiring-soon items are early warnings.

  • After updating a profile, refresh the Compliance page to confirm counts and tables have updated.

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