NDIS support coordination invoicing: staying compliant
Support coordination sits in the Capacity Building budget, split across three levels - Support Connection, Support Coordination and Specialist Support Coordination - each with its own support item number and hourly rate cap under the NDIS pricing arrangements. Invoicing against the wrong level, or letting hours run past what a participant's plan actually funds for coordination, is one of the more common reasons a claim gets queried.
Getting the level right
Support Connection is short-term and light-touch. Support Coordination is ongoing capacity building. Specialist Support Coordination is for participants with more complex needs, delivered by a coordinator with the right qualifications. Each invoice needs to reflect the level actually funded in that participant's plan - not just whichever one you usually bill under.
Since the 2026 reforms
The 2026 NDIS reforms tightened record-keeping duties across the board, including for support coordinators. Invoices and the notes that justify them now need to hold up for years, not just at the point of claiming - deliberately destroying records is its own offence under the final bill.
How Juste handles it
Juste applies the correct support item number for the coordination level you're delivering, keeps the invoice and the notes that back it up in one append-only record, and routes the claim to the right plan manager or the participant directly - so coordination invoicing stays compliant without extra admin.
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Juste for support coordinatorsThis article is general information dated 12 October 2026, not financial or legal advice. Juste is operated by Leah Justyce Art Gallery ABN 73 658 665 321.