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Pricing

Draft — not legal advice, not in force

This document was drafted to describe how the system actually works, so that a lawyer does not have to reverse-engineer it. It has not been reviewed by one, and it does not bind anybody.

Before it can be relied on:

  • The competitor spot-check (DEVELOPMENT-PLAN.md V8) — NDIS Pulse, Audit Pilot and StartRisk — has not been done, so no number here is anchored to anything.
  • No paying pilot has run, so nothing has been tested against what a provider will actually pay.

One plan is available today. The other two describe work that is not built, and are shown so you can see where this is going — not so you can buy it.

Readinessavailable now

Providers preparing to lodge, or preparing for an audit.

Price not set

Price not set. See the draft notice above.

  • Every NDIS Practice Standards quality indicator, scoped to the modules you actually deliver
  • Evidence locker — upload a policy or record an attestation against any indicator
  • Gap view: what is filed, and what is not
  • Incident register with the statutory notification clocks worked out for you
  • Corrective actions with owners and due dates
  • Audit pack — one file for an auditor, with a hash for every part
  • Immutable audit trail behind all of it

Workforcenot built yet

Adds the things that expire.

Price not set

Price not set. See the draft notice above.

  • Worker screening and credential tracking
  • Expiry reminders that fire without anyone remembering to look
  • Evidence-gap reporting against a chosen date

Claimsnot built yet

Adds pre-submission validation.

Price not set

Price not set. See the draft notice above.

  • Validate claim lines against the price limits in force on the service date
  • Catch superseded codes before the NDIA rejects them
  • Assemble the evidence a payment request needs
  • Export to your accounting system

What you are not buying

Stated here rather than in a footnote, because the gap between what a compliance tool does and what a provider assumes it does is where the harm lives.

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