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Compliance & risk · Incidents & reportable incidents

Incident reporting with the Commission deadlines built in

Workers report incidents from the app. Suppora checks whether the incident is reportable to the NDIS Commission and starts the right clock, so nothing sits in an inbox past its due date.

What you get

Incidents & reportable incidents in Suppora

Full incident form

What happened, who was involved, injuries, immediate actions and witnesses, captured at the time.

Reportable assessment

Choosing a reportable incident type flags the incident and opens a reportable assessment straight away.

Deadline tracking

The 24-hour immediate notification and the 5-business-day report are counted for you, business days included.

Reportable queue

One list of every open reportable incident, soonest deadline first.

Follow-up

Record what was done, who was told and what changes next, then close the incident.

PDF reports

Print the incident on your letterhead for the Commission portal, families or insurers.

Most systems log incidents. Few track the clock.

Missing a reportable incident deadline is one of the most common findings in NDIS audits. Suppora treats the deadline as part of the incident, not as something a manager has to remember.

  • →Reportable status worked out from what was entered
  • →Deadlines visible to managers from the moment of logging
  • →Full history of who did what and when

Questions

Does Suppora submit to the NDIS Commission for me?
No. The Commission requires notifications through its own portal. Suppora tells you what is due and when, and gives you the report to copy across.
Can workers see all incidents?
No. Access is controlled by role. Workers see the incidents they reported or were involved in.
See it working

See incidents & reportable incidents with your own setup

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