NDIS software, made in Australia
Three plain, affordable tools: one for support workers, one for families and one for providers.
Each tool does one job well, at a fair yearly or monthly price.
For support workers
Shift notes and invoices, done in under 60 seconds.
14-day free trial. Visit sparkscribe.app
For families
Run your own support team, without an agency in the middle.
14-day free trial. Visit sparksflow.app
For providers
Rosters, notes, timesheets and invoices in one simple system.
7-day free trial. Visit sparksprovider.app
Who makes Sparks
Kim owns two NDIS support providers and is mum to three children accessing the NDIS. She builds Sparks around the work she does every day, so every feature has to earn its place.
Plain answers to the questions people ask about NDIS software. See all answers
Sparks Scribe is made for sole-trader support workers in Australia. You type or say your shift note and Scribe formats it, then it creates an NDIS invoice with the support item codes and rates.
Read the full answerSparks Flow lets a family keep and manage their own support workers in one place: worker details and checks with expiry reminders, a shift calendar, and shift confirmations. You keep your own team and pay one flat fee of $399 a year, rather than a cut of every hour.
Read the full answerSparks Provider is made for smaller NDIS providers. It covers participants, workers, rosters, shift notes, timesheets, invoices, agreements and NDIS prices, and sends invoices and timesheets to Xero as drafts.
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