NDIS software for small Australian providers to manage rosters, service records and invoicing
Run your library or study centre from one app
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Founded
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Based in
AU
IN
Pricing model
Freemium
Free trial
Pricing
Solo A$29/month + GST (1 user, 5 participants); Small Team A$59/month + GST (10 users, 25 participants); Growing Provider A$129/month + GST (30 users, 100 participants). All prices in Australian dollars, no setup fee, no feature add-ons.
Free for 30 days with all features included. Paid plans available after trial; current pricing shown in app from live catalogue. Payment options include UPI, cards, net banking, and Google Play.
Key features
Shift scheduling and roster management
Worker mobile app for shift completion
Progress notes and travel time capture
Billing checks and invoice generation
Duplicate protection for invoicing
Team roles and access control
Invoice PDF export and CSV export
Audit trail and data export
Participant and service management
Seat map with shifts and reservations
QR and location check-in attendance
Fees, dues, reminders and receipts
Expenses and reports
Student login and digital ID with QR
Import students from Excel or CSV
Student helpdesk and announcements
Staff accounts and lockers
Shift management with shared seats
Bulk attendance marking
What makes it different
Single connected workflow from roster through to invoice
Built specifically for small Australian NDIS providers
Designed to scale from sole traders to small teams
Worker app provides focused view of assigned shifts only
Billing checks surface missing information before invoicing
One workspace connecting students, seats, attendance and fees instead of multiple registers and spreadsheets
Built specifically for seat-based study spaces in India, not adapted from book-lending library software
Students get their own login and digital ID with QR code for check-in
Full feature set free for 30 days to try on your real centre before paying
Works on Android phone and web, with UPI and card payments built for India