NDIS PLAN REVIEWS · EVIDENCE ASSEMBLY KIT · A$99 ONE-OFF · GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY · NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE NDIA
PlanProof is the evidence kit for NDIS plan reviews: which documents matter, who to ask for them, in what format, and in what order, so the needs you live with every day arrive at the review in a form the decision-maker can actually use. For participants pulling the evidence together themselves, or with a support coordinator. One payment of A$99 (AUD, GST incl.): pay once, keep for every future review. Independent and privately produced: not the NDIA, not advocacy, not medical, legal or financial advice.
All plan types: the evidence the review needs is the same whether your plan is self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed. Set at 17px type with 48px touch targets and full keyboard navigation, because the people who need this most deserve a page that works for them.
HOW IT WORKS · THREE STEPS
Evidence takes longer to collect than anyone expects. The kit works in lead-time order: the slowest letters get chased first.
STEP 01
Tick each line on the cover sheet you can put your hand on today. Your marks save on this device. Unmarked lines aren't failures: they're your chase list.
STEP 02
The gap report orders what's missing by lead time. Each request letter follows one shape: who it's for, what it must contain, the date you need it by.
STEP 03
Lay everything against the cover sheet, file one exhibit per sheet numbered EX-01 through EX-08, and bring two copies on review day. Never hand over your only copy of anything.
THE COVER SHEET · FREE DEMO
Tick each line you can put your hand on today. The report below orders your gaps by lead time, so the slowest letters get chased first. Your marks are saved on this device; close the tab and come back any time. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Tick the boxes above and your chase list appears here.
SPECIMEN · READ A PAGE FIRST
A request letter that turns a vague "can you write me something?" into a letter a decision-maker can use. Names and details below are synthetic samples. Every pack letter follows this shape: who it's for, what it must contain, the date you need it by.
Dear Dr Hart,
I'm preparing for my NDIS plan review on 30 October 2026. Could you write a letter that connects my conditions, cerebral palsy and chronic pain, to what they cost me day to day? What helps most is dated, specific impact: needs help showering five mornings out of seven; cannot stand to cook longer than ten minutes. I need it by 6 October 2026 so it can be filed with the other exhibits.
Thank you, J. Sample
Filing note: date every page, keep the original, hand over a copy. One exhibit per sheet, EX-01 through EX-08.
THE TIMELINE · WORKING ORDER
Specialist letters and assessments. Request now; the queue does the rest.
Begin the daily living report. Six weeks of dated examples beats six months of memory.
Ask each therapist for a dated summary letter, and the GP for the impact letter.
Lay everything against the cover sheet. Chase the gaps while there's still time.
One set to hand over, one to refer to. Never hand over your only copy of anything.
HONESTY · AUTHORITY AND SCOPE
HONEST ALTERNATIVES · FREE SUPPORT EXISTS
Free support exists. Here's where the pack fits.
| Alternative | Cost | What you get, and what you miss |
|---|---|---|
| The NDIS's own review checklists (ndis.gov.au) | Free | The official list of what to bring. But a checklist is not a system: no request letters, no lead-time sequencing. |
| Local Area Coordinators | Free | Help navigating the process. They don't draft your provider letters or track your exhibits. |
| Disability advocacy organisations | Free | The right first call for complex situations. They assist with reviews at no cost; they don't hand you an assembly kit. |
| Assemble it yourself from scattered sources | Free, plus your evenings | Possible, and many do it. The risk is the slow letters: requested late, they arrive after the review. |
PlanProof is for people who want the whole evidence system assembled and tracked: the request letters drafted, the timeline sequenced by lead time, and every provider chased through one checklist, for $99 one-off, instead of assembling it from scattered sources while the review date approaches. The $99 pack doesn't replace a functional capacity assessment; it makes sure you arrive at it, and at the review, with every supporting exhibit already assembled.
PRICING
PLANPROOF EVIDENCE KIT · ONE-OFF
A$99 AUD, GST incl. · pay once, keep for every future review
14-day money-back: buy at launch and change your mind within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked, processed within 5 business days.
The kit is not on sale yet. The checkout page takes your email so we can notify you at launch; nothing is charged before then. Reported errors are corrected publicly in the pack, with the correction logged and dated.
QUESTIONS · ASKED CAREFULLY, ANSWERED PLAINLY
No. No affiliation with the NDIA, the NDIS, or any government body. PlanProof is an independent, privately produced information kit.
No. General information about evidence assembly only: not medical, legal, financial or advocacy advice, and not a substitute for a disability advocate, solicitor or clinician. For complex situations, a free disability advocacy organisation is the better first call.
No, and nothing honestly can. What complete, well-organised evidence does is give the decision-maker the fullest possible basis for the decision. That's what the pack is built to deliver.
Yes: 14 days, no questions asked, on launch purchases, processed within 5 business days of your email.
Then there's nothing to refund: nothing is charged before launch, so no money has moved.
Check your coverage in 60 seconds, then chase the gaps in lead-time order. One kit, $99, for every review you'll ever do.
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