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For NDIS support workers

Every shift, invoiced in about a minute.

Save each participant once. After a shift, enter the hours and your note. Kelpie fills out the invoice for you to check and send.

Get startedKelpie Support · $10 a month
NDIS · aged care · private
Choose the participantEnter the shiftCheck the invoiceSend

Kelpie fills in the NDIS details and your rate. You check it and send.

The details you’d type again? Kelpie remembers them.

  • AutoNDIS number, the support and its item number
  • AutoYour rate for weekdays, evenings, weekends and public holidays
  • AutoWho gets a copy, like the plan manager or coordinator

Participant

M. Tran

NDIS number
430 000 000
Support
Assistance with self-care
Weekday rate
$72.10/hr
Managed by
Plan manager

Tell Kelpie once how they’re managed.

Then Kelpie remembers who the invoice is for each time.

Plan-managed

InvoicePlan manager

They claim it and pay you.

Self-managed

InvoiceParticipant

They pay you directly.

NDIA-managed

Invoice preparedYou make the claim

Through the NDIA portal.

Private / aged care Normal invoice, no NDIS details.

Who pays, by plan type: ndis.gov.au, Guide to getting paid, page current as of 14 July 2026. Stated generally, not advice.

Invoice and shift note. Together.

The note stays with the shift you billed, so the record is always attached.

Kilometres

Log a trip, or add travel to the shift.

Private and aged care

Invoice clients outside the NDIS too.

$10 a month.
Built for support work.

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Kelpie Support, $10 a month

  • Support invoices, with the NDIS details filled in
  • The people you support, and their progress notes
  • Who owes you, and what came in
  • Receipts and kilometres, kept for tax time
  • Kelpie's assistant for support work, reading up to 30 documents a month

Kelpie Full, $25 a month

Everything in Support, plus bank statements, bills, reports and BAS figures. Your books run underneath on either plan, so moving up shows everything straight away. See Kelpie Full

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