Documents arrive everywhere
Plans, invoices, agreements and notes arrive as PDFs, emails, Drive uploads and exported records.
Built for NDIS providers
Drop plans, invoices, service agreements and progress notes into Google Drive. Parsely classifies each document, understands the important NDIS fields, validates the output, and structures everything into clean Google Sheets.
Designed for document-heavy operational workflows across NDIS provider teams.
Send 5 redacted documents. Get a structured Sheet back within 24 hours.
Drive intake
/Parsely Intake
Parsely extraction
Processing 4 files
Classifying document
Extracting fields
Validating output
Google Sheet output
Structured tabs
Every provider workflow creates documents: plans, invoices, service agreements, progress notes, referrals, quotes, incident records and more. Teams open PDFs, search for the right fields, copy information into spreadsheets or systems, check for errors, and repeat the same process hundreds of times.
Parsely automates the repetitive extraction layer so teams can spend less time reading PDFs and more time acting on the data.
Plans, invoices, agreements and notes arrive as PDFs, emails, Drive uploads and exported records.
Plan dates, budget categories, ABNs, support item numbers, cancellation terms and follow-up actions are scattered across different layouts.
Incorrect NDIS numbers, wrong rates, missed totals or unclear notes can create rework, claim issues and operational delays.
CRMs, finance tools and practice management platforms only work well when the data going into them is structured.
How it works
Parsely fits into the tools provider teams already use. Documents enter through Google Drive, move through a structured processing queue, and land as clean operational records in Google Sheets.
Add documents to a dedicated Google Drive intake folder.
Parsely picks up the file, records the source, and places it into a processing queue.
The document is identified as a plan, invoice, service agreement, progress note or another supported type.
Parsely applies the right extraction schema, checks key fields, and flags anything uncertain.
Structured output is written into Google Sheets and review items are routed into the Review Queue.
Document schemas
Parsely uses document-specific extraction schemas instead of generic OCR. Each document type is parsed into the fields provider teams actually need for operations, review and downstream workflows.
Review queue
Parsely does not treat every result as ready to use. It validates key fields, checks for inconsistencies, and routes low-confidence or incomplete records into a Review Queue before the data moves downstream.
Each document and extracted field can be assessed for confidence, helping teams understand what is ready and what needs attention.
Parsely checks common operational risks such as incorrect NDIS number length, ABN format, invoice totals, budget mismatches and unusual durations.
Anything uncertain is routed to a dedicated Review Queue instead of being treated as clean data. Teams can triage and resolve flags before downstream workflows.
Existing systems
Parsely does not replace your CRM, accounting software or practice management platform. It sits upstream of those tools, turning unstructured NDIS documents into clean, structured data that is easier to review, export, automate and move into existing workflows.
Structured Google Sheets make extracted fields easy to review, filter, download, import or hand off to other tools.
Because Parsely outputs clean operational records, teams can connect Sheets to existing automations, dashboards, reporting workflows or internal processes.
Use Parsely before tools like Xero, ShiftCare, CareMaster, FlowLogic, CRMs, internal databases or provider-specific systems.
Additional document types, exports and workflow outputs can be added based on provider needs.
Parsely prepares the data before it reaches your existing systems.
Sheet output
Each document type lands in its own tab. Your operations team can review, filter and export without rebuilding the data from scratch.
| Document ID | Type | Record | Key field | Value | Confidence | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DOC-1042 | NDIS Plan | Participant REDACTED | Core budget | $18,420.00 | 98% | No |
| DOC-1043 | Invoice | Provider REDACTED | Invoice total | $742.50 | 96% | No |
| DOC-1044 | Service Agreement | Participant REDACTED | End date | 30 Jun 2026 | 91% | No |
| DOC-1045 | Progress Note | Worker initials REDACTED | Follow-up action | Review support quote | 78% | Yes |
Privacy and data
NDIS documents can contain highly sensitive participant and provider information. Parsely is built with a privacy-first audit process, clear redaction guidance and review safeguards so providers can evaluate the workflow without sharing unnecessary personal information.
For the free audit, providers are asked to remove participant names, NDIS numbers, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and any other sensitive details before uploading documents.
Audit documents are used only to demonstrate how Parsely classifies documents, structures key fields, applies validation checks and routes uncertain items for review.
Parsely does not silently treat uncertain data as final. Low-confidence, incomplete or inconsistent fields are highlighted in the Review Queue so providers can review them before using the data downstream.
Questions about how audit documents are handled? Contact Edozie before uploading.
Free audit
Send 5 redacted NDIS documents. We process them through Parsely and return a structured Google Sheet so you can see exactly what the system extracts, what it validates, and what it flags for review.
For the free audit, please remove participant names, NDIS numbers, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, emails and any sensitive information you do not wish to share.
Upload 5 redacted documents.
Parsely processes and classifies them.
You receive a structured Google Sheet.
Review flags are highlighted.
We walk through the output with you.
Parsely is onboarding the first providers directly to make sure each workflow reflects how real NDIS teams process documents across plans, invoices, agreements, notes and operational records.
Locked for 12 months.
Send 5 redacted documents. Get a structured Sheet back within 24 hours.
What's included
After the initial onboarding group, access will move to standard implementation pricing.
Common questions about Parsely, how it works, and what it supports.
Parsely is built for NDIS providers managing document-heavy operational workflows.
This includes teams processing plans, invoices, service agreements, progress notes and related operational records across admin, compliance, finance and service delivery workflows.
The initial onboarding focus is on providers with high manual document processing pain, with support for additional provider types and workflows over time.
No.
Parsely works with Google Drive and Google Sheets. Your team uploads documents into a dedicated Drive folder, and structured output appears in organised Sheets.
The workflow is intentionally lightweight so providers do not need to adopt a new dashboard before seeing value.
No.
Parsely sits upstream of those tools.
It extracts, validates and structures data from documents so your team can more easily move clean information into systems such as Xero, ShiftCare, CareMaster, FlowLogic, CRMs or internal workflows.
Parsely currently supports:
The platform is designed to expand over time, and additional document types such as quotes, referrals, service bookings, incident reports or provider-specific forms can be added depending on operational need.
Parsely flags uncertain fields for human review rather than silently treating them as clean data.
Low-confidence classifications, missing fields, unusual values or validation mismatches can be routed into the Review Queue so your team can triage and resolve them before they affect downstream workflows.
The goal is to reduce repetitive manual document handling, not to remove human oversight entirely.
Yes. For the free audit, redacted documents are required.
Please remove participant names, NDIS numbers, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, emails and any sensitive details you do not wish to share.
The audit is designed to demonstrate the extraction and validation workflow using representative document structures, not live participant data.
No.
Parsely is an independent document extraction and workflow automation product for providers. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the NDIA or NDIS.
References to NDIS workflows are used only to describe the operational document types Parsely supports.
Yes.
The system is designed around document-specific schemas, so additional document types can be added based on the provider's operational needs.
The goal is to support real document workflows across NDIS provider operations, not force every provider into a fixed template.
Send 5 redacted documents and receive a structured Sheet showing exactly what Parsely classifies, structures, validates and flags.
For the free audit, please upload redacted documents only.