About SkillComp

Clinical competency was stuck in PDF. We rebuilt it for the bedside.

SkillComp is a clinical competency assessment platform built in Australia for aged-care, nursing and disability providers. We replace static paper competencies with a dynamic, versioned, auditable system that holds up at the bedside and at the next compliance visit.

Our story

Built with educators, assessors, and the people doing the work.

SkillComp grew out of dozens of conversations with clinical educators in Australian aged care who were drowning in paper sign-off sheets, lost folders, and out-of-date PDFs. The compliance bar keeps rising; the tools have not. We are here to change that.
The problem

In most Australian aged-care facilities, a competency is a Word document that lives in a shared drive, gets printed, signed, scanned, and filed — with no version control, no central source of truth, and no way to prove, months later, what was actually assessed.

The shift

SkillComp turns each competency into a living artefact: versioned, cross-referenced to standards, observable in three stages, and connected to a staff member's practice history — so educators can prove what good looks like and assessors can spend their time on people, not paperwork.

Our values

What we will not compromise on.

Clinically grounded

Every workflow is shaped with clinical educators, ACFI / AN-ACC assessors, and bedside RNs — not just product designers.

Audit-ready by default

Versioning, evidence capture and full audit trails are not bolt-ons — they are how the platform is built, top to bottom.

Australian-first

Aligned to the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, AN-ACC funding, NDIS Quality and Safeguards, and AHPRA scope-of-practice expectations.

Operationally honest

If a feature does not survive a Saturday-night shift or a surprise compliance visit, we don't ship it.

The fast facts
Founded
2024
Headquartered
Melbourne, AU
Focus
Aged care · Nursing · NDIS
Data residency
Australia
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