A plan manager is a provider funded by the NDIS to help a person on the NDIS manage their plan funding. They receive and pay provider invoices, keep track of plan spending and help you understand how your funds are being used.
This guide is written for you. It explains how plan management works, how Leap in! operates, what you can expect from us and how we can work together to get the best outcomes for the people you support.
This guide explains how plan management works, what we need from you to process your invoices and the tools and resources available to make the whole process easier. It also covers some steps that happen before your very first payment goes through. If you know about them in advance, they won’t slow you down.
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