Check the agreement
The agreed supports, pricing basis and claiming arrangements are checked before invoice preparation.
NDIS invoice generation
Invoices should come from current delivery records. We check the agreement, delivered support, quantity, date and NDIS line item before the invoice is raised.
Support delivered matches the service agreement
Dates, hours, quantities and descriptions are complete
Support items align with NDIS pricing arrangements
Exceptions are reviewed before invoices go out
Before invoices go out
The invoice run is where roster changes, incomplete notes and incorrect support items affect billing. We check the detail before it reaches a participant, plan manager or claim file.
We compare what was scheduled with what was carried out, so invoice lines reflect the service delivered and the evidence behind it.
Check 01Invoice review checks the support item, description, quantity, date and amount against the records behind the support.
Check 02The aim is to identify incorrect quantities, incomplete support evidence and inconsistent claim descriptions before they become rework or audit pressure.
Check 03Invoice run
The agreed supports, pricing basis and claiming arrangements are checked before invoice preparation.
Rostered shifts are compared with delivered support records and notes, including exceptions and cancellations.
Invoices are prepared with the right participant, date, quantity, support detail and review trail.
Claim file
A clean invoice file should make it obvious what was provided, when it happened, what was charged and which record supports it.
Service agreement and participant details
Rostered and delivered shift records
Support logs, case notes or other delivery evidence
NDIS support item, quantity, date and amount checks
Next step
We can review a recent invoice run and show where roster changes, incomplete notes or quantity differences are affecting billing.
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