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Triage Agent

The incident at 2am.
The audit six months later.

An incident can be managed well and still be a compliance gap if the record is a text chain. The Triage Agent closes the documentation gap, not just the operational one. How it works.

24/7
intake
structured incident reporting, no staffed window required
NDIS
categories
severity classified automatically at intake
At
report
audit narrative built at the moment of reporting
Human
sign-off
the agent drafts and routes; a person confirms

The problem this agent addresses

A SIL operation runs after-hours care across multiple homes with an on-call coordinator managing nights and weekends from a personal phone. There is no structured incident management system — text messages, phone calls, and a shared document updated inconsistently.

When NDIS incidents occur — falls, medication errors, behavioural events — the reporting chain depends entirely on who is awake and how clearly they communicate. The incident may be handled correctly, but the record that survives to an audit six months later is a text thread.

  • On-call staff receive incident reports by text message with no standard format
  • Severity classification left to whoever answers the phone — inconsistent across shifts
  • NDIS incident reports written from memory the following morning, often incomplete
  • No automated escalation — a high-severity incident can wait hours for the right person
  • Audit evidence for prior incidents: call logs, text threads, handwritten notes

What the Triage Agent does

Intake

Staff report incidents through a structured intake link — available 24/7. The form captures who, what, where, when, and immediate response taken. No free-text chaos. No missing fields.

Triage

Each incident classified automatically by NDIS severity category. Category 4 and 5 incidents trigger immediate escalation to the on-call coordinator and director. Category 1–3 incidents are logged and summarised in the morning report.

Narrative

Each incident generates a structured NDIS-format narrative automatically — timestamped, with staff response recorded. The audit trail is built at the moment of reporting, not the following morning from memory.

Sign-off

When an incident is reportable to the NDIS Commission, the agent drafts the notification, tracks the 24-hour deadline, and routes it to a named person — then stops. It never files to the Commission itself. That confirmation is a human act, by design.

How it runs

Intake

One structured channel, available 24/7

Staff report incidents through a structured intake link instead of an ad hoc text. The form captures who, what, where, when, and the immediate response taken — the same fields every time, no free text to reconstruct later.

Triage

Severity classified, escalation routed

Each incident is classified by NDIS severity category. The higher categories trigger immediate escalation to the on-call coordinator and director; lower categories are logged and summarised in the morning report. The routing does not depend on who is awake.

Narrative

The record is built at the moment of reporting

Each incident generates a structured NDIS-format narrative automatically — timestamped, with the staff response recorded. The audit trail exists at the point of the incident, not the following morning from memory.

Sign-off

The agent drafts; a person files

When an incident is reportable to the NDIS Commission, the agent drafts the notification, tracks the 24-hour deadline, and routes it to a named person — then stops. It never files to the Commission itself. That confirmation is a human act, by design.

Where this stands

The Triage Agent is available as a standalone install. We have not yet published a client result for it. When a provider we install for consents to share their numbers, this page will carry the documented before and after — not before.

Context

NDIS providers are required under the NDIS Practice Standards to maintain incident management systems that capture, classify, and report incidents in defined timeframes. Failure to produce complete incident records during an audit is grounds for compliance action, regardless of whether the incident itself was managed correctly. The Triage Agent addresses the documentation gap — not just the operational one.

The guarantee

Every incident reported through the system produces a timestamped, classified, NDIS-format record at the moment of reporting. Guarantee terms are set per install and confirmed in writing before we begin.

One-time install. No retainer required.

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