1. Create
Start from a supported rate check and save the inputs, result, source and warnings.
AwardGuard Pro
Turn each supported pay-rate check into a traceable review record with the inputs, official source, warnings, approvals, corrections and PDF export history kept together.
This record is general information based on the information entered and the sources available at the time. It does not replace professional employment or legal advice and does not guarantee compliance.
Review record
PAY-2026-00418
What it records
A result on its own can lose context. The Evidence Pack preserves what was checked, what source was used and what happened next.
Start from a supported rate check and save the inputs, result, source and warnings.
Add reviewer notes and move the record through draft, review and approval.
Create a new version when details change while keeping the earlier record.
AwardGuard does not determine the correct award or classification, interpret employment contracts, calculate every payroll entitlement, or certify legal compliance. Coverage is limited to supported rates and features shown in the product. Review duties and classifications against the applicable award and seek qualified advice when needed.
It is a saved, date-stamped record of a supported pay-rate review. It keeps the inputs, result, source, warnings, reviewer actions, corrections and export history together.
No. AwardGuard helps record a review of supported minimum rates. It does not classify employees, replace the applicable award or enterprise agreement, or provide legal advice.
Approved evidence is preserved. If information changes, a correction creates a new version and keeps the earlier version in the history.
Payroll Evidence Pack is included with AwardGuard Pro, currently $29 AUD per month or $290 AUD per year.
Start with a free supported rate check. Upgrade to Pro when you need traceable records, approvals, corrections and PDF history.
Check a pay rate freeIdentifies pay and roster items to review before payroll. General information only, not workplace relations or legal advice. The applicable modern award prevails. For authoritative guidance contact the Fair Work Ombudsman or a qualified adviser.