End-to-end workflow

From intake to outcome record.

Here's exactly what happens when you process an STR request through Reposia — from the first form field to the recorded NDIA outcome.

01Intake
02Evidence
03Assessment
04Review
05Documents
06Outcome
1
Intake

Capture participant and carer context

A structured seven-step form captures everything the readiness engine needs: participant disability details, NDIS plan information, carer relationships, informal support hours, existing formal supports, and the functional impact on the caring arrangement.

Step 1 of 6
What happens here
  • Participant name, NDIS number, and disability type
  • Primary carer and caring relationship
  • Informal support hours and carer health context
  • Existing formal supports (SIL, ILO, MTA flagging)
  • Functional impact on daily life and caring capacity
2
Evidence

Upload and classify supporting documentation

Evidence files are attached to the request and classified using a five-tier evidence hierarchy — from allied health reports and clinical assessments (Tier 1) through to informal statements and declarations (Tier 5).

Step 2 of 6
What happens here
  • Tier 1: Allied health reports, clinical assessments
  • Tier 2: GP letters and medical documentation
  • Tier 3: Formal carer capacity assessments
  • Tier 4: Informal support plans and care plans
  • Tier 5: Statutory declarations
3
Assessment

Automated readiness scoring and gap detection

The readiness engine evaluates evidence across six domains and runs five hard-gate exclusion checks. The result is a readiness percentage, an outcome band, and an actionable list of evidence gaps — all visible before you submit.

Step 3 of 6
What happens here
  • 6 domain scores: carer sustainability, functional impact, justification, duplication risk, supervision safety, informal support
  • 5 hard gate checks run automatically
  • Outcome band: Strongly Supported / Moderate / Weak / Redirect
  • Child STR criteria assessed separately
4
Review

Internal review before submission

The request moves through a structured workflow: Draft → In Review → Awaiting Evidence → Ready → Submitted. Complex cases can be escalated as validation cases for senior review before submission.

Step 4 of 6
What happens here
  • Structured status workflow with transition logging
  • Internal notes hidden from plan managers
  • Validation case escalation for complex requests
  • Task list per request for team coordination
5
Documents

Generate structured submission documents

Documents are generated from the structured request record — not from blank templates. Six document types are available, editable before export, with full version history. PDF and DOCX export.

Step 5 of 6
What happens here
  • Support letter for NDIA submission
  • Plan manager email
  • Assessment summary and evidence report
  • Full submission package
  • Progress note
6
Outcome

Record outcomes and maintain audit records

After submission the request status reflects the NDIA outcome: NDIA Funded, NDIA Declined, or Closed. Outcome data feeds the readiness analytics dashboard so your team can track evidence readiness rates and identify patterns.

Step 6 of 6
What happens here
  • Status: Submitted → NDIA Funded / NDIA Declined / Closed
  • Outcome recorded against the request record
  • Readiness Analytics dashboard shows evidence quality trends
  • Full audit trail retained with every request
1
Intake
2
Evidence
3
Assessment
4
Review
5
Documents
6
Outcome

See the full workflow in context.

A demo session walks through the platform using a realistic STR scenario — from blank intake form to generated documents.

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