Your audit type, with the reason
Verification or certification, decided from the Commission's own registration group table — and the tool names the group that made the call, so you can check it.
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Your NDIS registration roadmap, in about two minutes.
Seven questions: your audit type, the standards that apply, and a straight answer on timing.
Start the assessmentWhat you get
A gap picture, not a brochure with your name on it.
The modules that actually apply
The core module or the verification module, plus every supplementary module your classes of support pull in — including the SIL supplementary module audited since 1 July 2026.
A timeline that can say no
Where your answers mean a properly evidenced application will not be ready in time, the tool says that plainly and sets out your real options. It does not tell everyone we can save them.
The Commission’s published Quality Indicators, and the initial scope of audit it issues after a valid application, are the source of truth. This tool is a fast way to see the shape of the work before you commit to it — not a substitute for either. If you want the full document catalogue, the SIL Registration Checklist 2026 is free and ungated too.
ISO/IEC 17065-credentialed lead auditor
Deep, hands-on competence in the conformity-assessment standard certification bodies are themselves accredited against — so the logic in this tool is built to what an audit actually tests. Audits are conducted independently by an Approved Quality Auditor you select from the JAS-ANZ-accredited list, and only your organisation’s actual practice determines the outcome. We do not refer specific auditors and accept no auditor referral fees. Impartiality Statement.
Questions
About this tool.
- Do I have to give an email address to see the result?
- No. The result appears in full the moment you finish the questions. There is no form in front of it. You can subscribe afterwards if you want the printable checklist, and you can ignore that entirely.
- Where do the answers go?
- Nowhere. The tool runs in your browser and encodes your answers into the page address so you can bookmark the result or send it to a colleague. Nothing is submitted to us and nothing is stored on a server.
- How does it decide verification or certification?
- From the Commission's own registration group table. A verification audit is for low risk, low complexity supports; a certification audit is for higher risk supports. Where an application mixes groups from both, the Commission's rule is that the whole application goes to certification.
- What is the 1 October 2026 date?
- The Commission's apply-by date for providers already delivering supported independent living without registration. Its transition pathway states that providers can continue to deliver SIL during the application for registration if they apply by 1 October 2026. It is a date to lodge, not a date to be approved or to be audit-ready. A provider who did not apply by it needs to stop delivering SIL until registered, and the roadmap tells you which situation you are in.
- Will it tell me I can make the deadline no matter what I answer?
- No, and that is the point. Where the answers say a properly evidenced application cannot realistically be ready in the time left, the tool says so and tells you what your actual options are — including the ones that do not involve us.
- Is this regulatory advice?
- No. It is general information built from the Commission's published material, and every regulatory claim in the result links to its source. The initial scope of audit the Commission issues after a valid application is what actually governs your audit type and modules.
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