
NDIS Record Keeping Requirements: How Long Providers Must Keep Records (7-Year Rule)
Registered NDIS providers must now keep records for seven years. Destroying them is a criminal offence, and payments can be clawed back if you can’t produce one.

Registered NDIS providers must now keep records for seven years. Destroying them is a criminal offence, and payments can be clawed back if you can’t produce one.

From 1 December 2026, NDIS providers have just 90 days to submit a claim — here is what that means for your organisation and what you need to do before the deadline hits.

The NDIS just had its biggest shake-up since launch. Here’s what registered providers need to know, and why compliance matters more now than ever.

Most NDIS providers manage compliance manually until it breaks. This guide covers what actually stops working as your organisation grows, and what a scalable system looks like.

Most providers get NDIS reportable incident classification wrong. Here’s what the Rules actually require.

Guides, templates and real-world advice for NDIS providers, straight from our compliance team.
