NDIS plan management compliance: what Juste automates
The 2026 NDIS reforms put real weight behind record-keeping - a 7-year retention rule for providers, new offences for intentionally destroying records, and civil penalty breaches that now only need to be proven on the balance of probabilities. Plan managers sit in the middle of every claim, which means the records they hold matter just as much as the providers'.
What a plan manager actually needs to keep
Every invoice processed, the support item number it was claimed under, the date of the service, and who it was paid to - held in a form that can't be quietly altered after the fact if an auditor or the NDIA ever asks to see it.
What Juste handles without extra work
Every invoice and claim that moves through Juste is stored append-only and timestamped by default - not as an extra step you have to remember, but as how the record is kept in the first place. That means the 7-year retention requirement is met by simply using the platform normally, rather than needing a separate archive process.
Ready if it's ever queried
If a claim is ever queried, you can pull the exact invoice, the date it was raised, and the support item it was billed under, instead of digging through email attachments or a shared drive.
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Records that meet the 2026 rules by default, not as an add-on.
Juste for plan managersThis article is general information dated 16 October 2026, not legal advice. Juste is operated by Leah Justyce Art Gallery ABN 73 658 665 321.