Roster sync & provisioning

Your rosters, in sync. Nobody types a list.

New hires get a login from the next HR file. When someone leaves the file, the login it created is turned off. Patient lists stay current. All from the files your HR and EHR systems already export, over secure SFTP.

  • Secure SFTP feeds
  • Dry run before any change
  • Included in $249 per location
Roster feeds

Drop a file, sync the roster

Send the file to your SFTP folder and ArrivSure adds, updates, and retires records for you. Every run is recorded with a row-level error report, so a bad column is something you can see and fix. If a file looks cut short, we skip the removals instead of wiping out your list.

  • Employee rosters added and updated from your HR system
  • Row-level error report on every run
  • More than 40% missing? Removals skipped, and you’re told
Employee feed historyNorthlake Group
  • employees_0928.csvSuccess
    412 rows6 added23 updated2 deactivated
  • employees_0927.csvPartial
    409 rows2 errors
    • Row 88 · hire_date: not a valid date
    • Row 214 · location: unknown code “NLW”
  • employees_0926.csvRemovals skipped
    Safety valve: this file is missing 188 of 405 active employees (more than 40%). No one was deactivated.
Access provisioning

Accounts that manage themselves

Map a job title to a role: every charge nurse becomes a receptionist at their own building, every administrator a facility admin. New hires get an account and a welcome email after the next feed. When someone drops off the HR file, the account the feed gave them is turned off on the next run.

  • Dry-run preview before anything changes
  • Permission templates applied at each person’s own building
  • Company admins are never touched
See roles and permissions
Access rulesFrom job title to role
  • Job titleCharge NurseAt their own buildingReceptionist
  • Job titleAdministratorAt their own buildingFacility admin
  • Job titleUnit SecretaryAt their own buildingReceptionist
Dry run preview
4new logins
11linked, roles kept
1turned off
Company admins are never touched.
Patient rosters

Patient lists that stay current, carefully

Patients are matched by MRN and discharged per building, so your census stays right without anyone retyping it. When a run needs attention, the email carries counts, never patient details. Patient files are deleted after 7 days by default.

  • Matched by MRN
  • Discharged per facility
  • Patient files deleted after 7 days by default
See PBJ and patient census
Patient feed finished: PartialTo: company admins

Your patient feed file census_0928.csv finished with 3 rows to review in ArrivSure.

240rows
5created
228updated
3errors
Counts only. Patient names and details stay in ArrivSure.
Built for IT and HR

Safe by default

Roster sync is included with every plan.

  • Your own feed folder

    Each company gets its own SFTP directory. Which company a file belongs to comes from the login that sent it, never from the file.

  • Locked-down access

    The password is shown exactly once. Rotate or disable it anytime, and add an SSH key and an IP allowlist.

  • Location aliases

    Map the location codes in your files to the right building.

  • Same mapping as a CSV upload

    Feeds use the same field mapping as a manual CSV upload, so there’s one setup to learn.

  • Existing users stay as they are

    People who already have a login are linked to their record without their roles changing.

  • Welcome emails

    Newly provisioned staff get a welcome email with their login.

Avante Group

Avante Group runs ArrivSure across its Florida care communities.

Read the customer story
10
Avante Group locations live in Florida
737
Check-ins in 30 days at one building
96%
Of those check-ins came from returning visitors
Minutes
Monthly provider-hour review now takes minutes, not hours

Check-in figures: Avante at Inverness, 30 days. Location count as of September 2026. Review time reported by Avante.

Let your rosters run themselves

Tell us how your HR and EHR systems export their data. We’ll show you the feed and the access rules in 20 minutes.