How we scope the work.

We start from your question. A briefing, a written scope and an agreed close-out keep it honest, and no stage locks you into the next.

How an engagement starts

Five stages, each separately approved.

Acquire, Retain, Expand, Digitise and Prepare. Each needs a real need, an owner and its own scope decision.

01Acquire

Get your team trained

The training portal is live, with practical courses, assessments that require 70 percent to pass, and a Statement of Completion for every pass. Free for founding providers.

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02Retain

Keep capability current

Training runs on every plan. New courses are assigned as roles change, and completions are tracked month to month.

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03Expand

Get compliance in order

A live hub that links the official NDIS sources, sends update alerts, and gives you Merita templates ready to adapt. Higher plans add hands-on reviews.

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04Digitise

Make the busywork repeatable

Workflow templates and a five-person expert bench, with a named person who approves and owns every step. You always know who signed off.

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05Prepare

Walk into your audit calm

A readiness checklist and evidence tracker scoped to your audit. An Approved Quality Auditor still runs the formal assessment, and the Commission decides registration.

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One briefing, one approved scope.

The first conversation ends one of four ways: scope the work, refer it, keep permission to follow up, or confirm we’re not the right fit.

01

Brief

A short call captures your context, one clear need and one decision: scope the work, refer it on, revisit it later with your permission, or close it.

02

Scope

You get a written scope that names the product or diagnostic, the version, the method, what is included, what is not, your responsibilities, and the approval points.

03

Strengthen

Work only starts once you accept the scope. Attendance, actions, owners and close-out evidence are all recorded, and any later work is approved separately.

Bring a procedure, an owner or an evidence question.

The briefing decides fit and the next step. It is not a promise of an engagement or a result.

Book a free briefingsupport@npsconsulting.com.au