Access To Work Claim Tracker

The support system that somehow needs its own support system!

Access to Work exists to make your working life easier.
But the claiming process did not get that memo.

Access to Work is genuinely brilliant funding

It’s there specifically to support disabled and neurodivergent people in work and if you’re self-employed with ADHD, you should absolutely be using it.

But the process of actually claiming it?

Weekly hours to track. Individual sessions to log against specific dates. Claims to submit. Payments to chase. Remittance references to file. A renewal deadline you’re supposed to just… know about.

It’s a system built to reduce barriers that somehow created a whole new set of them.

No wonder things get missed. No wonder most people aren’t claiming everything they’re entitled to. When the admin is this unclear, this un-tracked, and this unsupported, gaps are inevitable.

Until now!

The Access to Work Tracker is the tool that should have come with your award – simple, calm, and built in a way that actually makes sense to a neurodivergent brain.

What It Does...

Weekly allowance tracker

Auto-generated from your award start date. See what’s available each week and what you’ve used hours and £ value.

Renewal reminders

Your renewal date is always visible, never a surprise.

claims log

Log date of support, support worker, hours, remittance advice and mark when paid. Everything in one place.

Live totals dashboard

Hours used, remaining, claimed, paid, outstanding all calculated for you, always up to date.

Export to CSV & PDF

A clean, formatted report ready for your accountant or to attach to a submission. One click.

This is for you if...

You're self-employed and receiving Access to Work funding
You work with a VA, coach, or support worker and need to track hours and claims
The claiming process confuses you and you're not confident you're doing it right
You suspect you're not claiming everything you're entitled to
You want one simple system that makes the whole thing finally make sense