Find out what your NDIS operation is costing you every month.
5 questions based on what's actually happening in your business. You get a cost estimate, your highest-priority gap, and a specific plan to close it — matched to where you are right now.
Results and your personalised plan sent to your email.
What the score can tell you
A fast operational signal for deciding where to inspect next.
The scorecard uses five self-reported questions to scan participant pipeline activity, after-hours incident response, coordinator concentration, compliance evidence readiness, and claims or roster checks. It combines those answers with the organisation stage you select to highlight an operational domain that may warrant attention. The score is a screening signal, not a complete assessment of the provider.
It does not calculate an audited financial loss, determine regulatory compliance, assess the quality of participant support, or establish that a particular system will produce an outcome. It also cannot see the records behind your answers. Incomplete data, unusual service models and different interpretations of a question can all affect the result.
Use the result to frame a short evidence review. Open the records connected to the highlighted domain, ask the accountable person how the work currently moves, and note where information is delayed, duplicated, missing or dependent on one person. Separate the underlying job from any proposed tool. A policy update, training step, clearer handover or ordinary automation may be enough; AI should not be the default answer.
Do not enter participant names, health information, case notes or other sensitive material. Before acting, confirm the facts with the relevant owner and current source guidance, record the decision and define how any change will be tested. The security and governance guide describes Build n Bloom’s approach to human review and consequential decisions. For existing-client support and retained NDIS resources, use the NDIS continuity hub.