Do I need to register my SIL business with the NDIS?
How the 1 July rollout, existing-provider transition and 1 October checkpoint fit together.
Read the SIL registration guide →The Clearharbour guide library
Each guide starts with a direct answer, separates source wording from practical interpretation, and finishes with a small set of actions and a route to the free scorecard. The library is written for small provider owners and operations leads who need the next useful check.
Ten launch guides
Last verified: 12 August 2026. The guides are general information and do not replace a regulator, approved auditor or qualified legal adviser.
How the 1 July rollout, existing-provider transition and 1 October checkpoint fit together.
Read the SIL registration guide →How to describe a platform role without treating every digital service as the same scope.
Read the platform guide →What the audit types mean, what the auditor decides and which costs are only market estimates.
Read the audit-types guide →A preparation checklist that stays distinct from a regulator's final evidence request.
Read the documents guide →Why a current document is only one part of showing how a control operates.
Read the policy-and-evidence guide →A calm written sequence for finding the cause, assigning an owner and organising the response.
Read the non-conformity guide →How to build internal checkpoints without turning an estimate into an official timeline.
Read the preparation-timing guide →How to keep preparation support and the independent audit decision separate.
Read the independence guide →Start with incident, complaint and risk controls, then make ownership and review visible.
Read the registers guide →A narrow explainer for existing unregistered SIL providers, with a practical evidence checklist.
Read the checkpoint guide →How to use the library
Read the short answer first. Then look for the conditions, the source note and the items the guide says to retain. If the question turns on your provider entity, supports, sites, registration status or supplied evidence, the guide can only take you so far.
The free Registration Readiness Scorecard turns those facts and samples into a six-dimension starting view. It records what was supplied, what was missing and one priority action per dimension.