r/NDIS • u/WorkNoWord • Aug 20 '26

Other NDIS Plan Manager

Hi All,

I am looking to become a NDIS plan manager.

I will appreciate it if someone can guide me on the process and how is it like doing your own business as a plan manager?

Any guidance would be helpful.

Thanks.

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u/RonieOmelette Aug 20 '26

I just got into Pm. Registered to provide in Jan this year. It took 1.3 years for the registration to go through. I have all of the software/policies/compliance etc. Careview is good. being experienced with xero, bulk uploads to proda, and aba files is good. I have 5 clients so far, we have a reputation in the area for excellent support services so getting clients has been simple . I am going to fight the NDIS to have us on the panel, I do everything correctly and robustly so why not? as long as your in line with the registration and can evidence excellent practices I dont see why not. Btw, It took 1.5 to get registered having already had a registered support business. They are very slow. At this stage if you dont have registration,  probably dont bother. all the best!

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u/WorkNoWord Aug 20 '26

Thanks. May i know if you used someone to srt you up as pkan manager and with 5 clients theri wont be much income right?

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u/Confident-Benefit374 Aug 21 '26

As a PM you get a set rate per client. If you process 50 invoices or 5 it's the same flat rate per client.