NDIS compliance paperwork, made simpler for small providers.

StandardsPack offers plain-English document templates and checklists, in PDF and editable Word formats, to help sole traders and small NDIS providers organise their policies, procedures and records. You can also add an optional subscription that aims to keep your documents current when official guidance changes.

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What's included

Downloadable resources you can tailor to your own business. Edit them, add your details, and keep them with your records.

Document templates

Editable Word and PDF templates for common policies, procedures, forms and registers, written in plain English and ready for you to adapt to your services.

Checklists

Step-by-step checklists to help you work through your documentation and spot gaps before you prepare for an audit or registration process.

Optional update subscription

An optional subscription for providers who want help keeping their documents current. We aim to publish updates when official guidance changes.

Who it's for

StandardsPack is designed for smaller operators who don't have a dedicated compliance team.

  • Sole traders delivering NDIS supports
  • Small NDIS providers with a handful of workers
  • New providers getting their documentation organised
  • Existing providers who want a clearer, more consistent set of records

Pricing coming soon

We're finalising our template packs and pricing.

Free: NDIS Verification Audit-Readiness Checklist

A 5-page, 26-question yes/no checklist for sole traders and micro providers delivering verification-only (lower risk) NDIS supports.

Download the free checklist (PDF, 183 KB)

Version 1.0, not expert-reviewed. General guidance, not legal advice. Does not guarantee audit or registration outcomes.

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About StandardsPack

StandardsPack is an independent Australian business, run as a sole trader. We create practical, plain-English templates and checklists to help small NDIS providers keep their paperwork in order.

StandardsPack is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission or the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). For official requirements, always refer to the NDIS Commission and NDIA directly.