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We’re at the Aged & Disability Expo 2026 today!Come say hi to the CareVisor team at Booth 99 and have some fun with our ...
30/09/2026

We’re at the Aged & Disability Expo 2026 today!

Come say hi to the CareVisor team at Booth 99 and have some fun with our ball game!

It’s a great chance to meet the team, chat about your NDIS operations, and see how CareVisor brings compliance, participant management, rostering, and everyday operations together in one platform.

📍 Rosehill Gardens Racecourse
🕘 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
📌 Booth 99

If you’re at the expo, come find us. We’d love to meet you!

CareVisor will be at the Aged and Disability Expo 2026 in Sydney on 30 September at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse.We’re lo...
27/09/2026

CareVisor will be at the Aged and Disability Expo 2026 in Sydney on 30 September at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse.

We’re looking forward to meeting NDIS providers and showing how CareVisor brings compliance, participant management, rostering, and everyday operations together in one easy-to-use platform.

Come and speak with us at Booth 99 between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. We’d love to hear about your team’s challenges and show you how CareVisor can help.



SCHADS Award pay rates 2026: what NDIS providers need to get right.The 2026–27 SCHADS rates apply from 1 July 2026.But u...
24/09/2026

SCHADS Award pay rates 2026: what NDIS providers need to get right.

The 2026–27 SCHADS rates apply from 1 July 2026.

But updating the number in payroll is only one part of compliance.

Providers also need to make sure:

• Workers are classified at the correct SCHADS level
• The current rates are being used
• Casual loading is applied correctly
• Evening, weekend and public holiday penalties are included
• Overtime is calculated correctly
• Relevant allowances are captured
• Pay is calculated in the correct award order

A worker's classification should reflect their actual role, qualifications and responsibilities, not simply their job title.

And because SCHADS rates change every 1 July, last year's payroll settings should never be assumed to be correct for the new financial year.

Before setting your 2026–27 payroll, verify the current rates through Fair Work's official tools.

CareVisor helps NDIS providers manage SCHADS payroll with calculations and records that are easier to review and prove.

Read the full guide: Link in the comment box.




Your NDIS CRM should do more than store participant details.An NDIS provider needs to manage much more than contacts.Par...
23/09/2026

Your NDIS CRM should do more than store participant details.

An NDIS provider needs to manage much more than contacts.

Participant plans.
Budgets.
Goals.
Service agreements.
Consents.
Progress notes.
Rostering.
Claiming.
Compliance.

That is the difference between a generic CRM and NDIS CRM software.

A generic CRM may help you organise contacts, but NDIS operations need the participant record to connect with the roster, claim and compliance evidence.

When everything sits in disconnected systems, your team spends more time stitching information together.

A purpose-built NDIS platform brings these processes together.

If you're comparing NDIS CRM software, ask:

• Can it manage plans, budgets and goals?
• Can it handle NDIS claiming?
• Does it support SCHADS payroll?
• Can it connect participant budgets to rostering?
• Can it support NDIS Practice Standards evidence?
• Can it track worker screening and credential expiry?

The right question isn't simply:
“Does it have a CRM?”

Ask:
“Does it actually fit the way an NDIS provider operates?”

CareVisor connects participant management, service agreements, rostering, claiming and compliance in one platform.

Start your free 7-day trial.

Learn more: Link in the comment box.

A rejected NDIS claim is not just a payment problem. It can mean delayed cash flow, extra administrative work and anothe...
21/09/2026

A rejected NDIS claim is not just a payment problem. It can mean delayed cash flow, extra administrative work and another issue for your team to investigate.

Claims may be rejected because of incorrect dates, duplicate submissions, insufficient participant funds, incorrect funding management types, prices above the applicable limit or missing information. The rejection message in the myplace provider portal should help identify what needs attention.

The immediate task is to correct the error and resubmit the claim where appropriate. The more valuable step is recording why the rejection happened, so your team can identify repeated problems and strengthen the process before the next claim is submitted.

CareVisor helps bring participant, service, invoicing and claiming information into a more connected workflow, giving provider teams clearer information to review before submission.

Learn more about rejected NDIS claims, or start a 7-day free trial and book a free demo. Links in the comment box.

What should actually be on an NDIS invoice?NDIS Invoice Requirements go beyond a normal business invoice because the inv...
19/09/2026

What should actually be on an NDIS invoice?

NDIS Invoice Requirements go beyond a normal business invoice because the invoice needs to connect clearly to the participant, the support delivered, and the claiming record behind it. Current NDIS guidance says invoices should include the participant’s name and NDIS number, the date the support was delivered, the quantity or hours, the support type, your business name and ABN, the support item number, claim type, total amount, and GST component where applicable.

The detail matters because small invoice errors can quickly become payment delays. A wrong support item number, incorrect participant details, a service date that does not match your records, or pricing that does not align with current NDIS arrangements can trigger extra checking or rejection.

That is why good invoicing should connect back to the underlying service record. The invoice should reflect what was actually delivered, when it was delivered, and what the participant’s plan and service agreement support.

CareVisor helps NDIS providers keep service delivery, participant records, claiming and invoicing more connected, reducing the manual rework that often happens when those records live in different places.

The goal is not just to send an invoice.

It is to send one that is accurate the first time.

Read our full NDIS Invoice Requirements guide. Link in the comment box.

Getting an NDIS claim paid starts long before you click submit.A practical NDIS claiming guide begins with understanding...
19/09/2026

Getting an NDIS claim paid starts long before you click submit.

A practical NDIS claiming guide begins with understanding the participant’s plan management type, because the claiming pathway changes depending on whether funding is NDIA-managed, plan-managed or self-managed. NDIA-managed claims go through the provider portal, plan-managed supports are invoiced to the plan manager, and self-managed participants are invoiced directly.

The detail matters just as much as the pathway. Dates, support item numbers, pricing, participant details and service records all need to line up with the support that was actually delivered. Incorrect information, outdated pricing, missing requirements or mismatched records can lead to delays or rejected claims.

That accuracy becomes even more important with the upcoming 2026 claiming changes. From December 2026, claims will need to be submitted within 90 days of support delivery, making slow or disconnected claiming processes much harder to manage.

CareVisor helps NDIS providers keep rostering, service records and claiming information more connected so payment requests are built from clearer operational data.

The goal is simple: claim accurately, claim promptly, and reduce avoidable rework.

Read our full NDIS claiming guide. Link in the comment box.

Good NDIS record keeping is not about collecting more paperwork. It is about being able to produce the right evidence wh...
19/09/2026

Good NDIS record keeping is not about collecting more paperwork. It is about being able to produce the right evidence when someone asks for it.

NDIS record keeping requirements cover much more than participant files. Providers may need clear records across service agreements, progress notes, incidents, complaints, worker screening, staff credentials, service delivery, financial activity and governance.

The important part is not simply that a document exists. Participant information should be accurate, current, appropriately secured and retrievable when required. Many important NDIS records also carry long retention requirements, so providers need a reliable way to protect information without losing the history behind it.

This becomes harder as an organisation grows. Records spread across inboxes, spreadsheets, shared drives and individual folders can make one simple audit request turn into a document search.

CareVisor helps NDIS providers keep participant, workforce, incident and operational records more connected, making evidence easier to follow when it is needed.

Good support deserves records that can prove it happened.

Read our full NDIS record keeping requirements guide. Link in the comment box.

Your NDIS registration has an expiry date. The renewal process should not begin when that date is already close.The NDIS...
19/09/2026

Your NDIS registration has an expiry date. The renewal process should not begin when that date is already close.

The NDIS Commission currently allows registered providers to start their renewal process at any time within the six months before registration expiry. If you begin before the expiry date, your existing registration remains valid while the Commission considers the renewal application. If you wait until after expiry, the registration has lapsed and you no longer have a valid registration during the new application process.

NDIS registration renewal follows many of the same steps as the original application, including a self-assessment against the relevant Practice Standards, worker screening checks, another audit, and the Commission’s review and decision.

That is why renewal works best as an ongoing compliance process rather than a once-every-few-years scramble. Current policies, worker credentials, participant files, incident and complaints records, and continuous improvement evidence should already be in order before the renewal window opens.

CareVisor helps NDIS providers keep operational and compliance records connected so renewal preparation becomes easier to manage.

Check your expiry date now, then work backwards.

Read the full NDIS registration renewal guide. Link in the comment box.

A continuous improvement register should do more than collect tasks.For NDIS providers, the real value is showing what y...
18/09/2026

A continuous improvement register should do more than collect tasks.

For NDIS providers, the real value is showing what your organisation learned and what changed because of it. An improvement opportunity might come from participant feedback, a complaint, an incident, an internal audit, a risk review, or a staff suggestion.

A strong NDIS continuous improvement record should make the whole journey easy to follow. What was identified? Where did it come from? What action was assigned? Who owns it? When is it due? What evidence proves it was completed? And most importantly, did the action actually solve the problem?

That last step matters. Marking an action “complete” is not the same as checking whether the change improved the outcome.

CareVisor helps providers keep corrective actions, incidents, credentials, compliance evidence, and audit history more connected, so improvement evidence stays closer to the work that created it.

Continuous improvement should be part of everyday operations, not an audit-season spreadsheet.

Read the full NDIS continuous improvement guide. Link in the comment box.

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