Information For Providers

Provider Invoice Requirements

Providers are required to include the necessary Invoice details and supporting information as required by the NDIS.

These include:

  • provider’s NDIS business name

  • provider’s ABN

  • participant’s name and NDIS number

  • participant’s address (including postcode) if it is for specialist disability accommodation

  • support item number

  • amount and quantity claimed for each unit of the support provided 

    • for example, $51.09 each x 2 units

  • claim type

    • for example, non face-to-face support, provider travel, short notice cancellation or NDIS Requested Report

  • date/s the support was delivered

  • total invoice amount

  • GST component if applicable (most services are GST free).

Note:

  • invoices cannot include services for a future plan date.

  • service dates must be within the participants plan period

  • an invoice can only be for one participant, but can include multiple supports

For additional invoicing and record keeping details, please see the NDIS website.

Example Invoice for New Providers

It is recommended that new providers download and follow the example invoice template below to prevent any delays in processing.

Provider Invoice Template

Provider FAQ’s

  • Invoices are generally processed within 2-8 business days, provided the participant has available funding and all required information is included on the invoice.

  • A service agreement is recommended and may be required depending on the type of support delivered.

  • Incorrect or incomplete invoices may be rejected or delayed. Providers will be notified to resubmit the corrected invoice.

  • Yes, short-notice cancellations can be charged if they meet NDIS cancellation rules and reflect what is stated in your service agreement.

  • Invoices may remain unpaid if:

    • the participant does not have sufficient funds

    • the support is not covered under the plan

    • the invoice does not match the correct support category or rules

    • there is no reasonable link to the participant’s disability support needs