Rostery

What is Remittance advice?

A remittance advice is the statement issued when a payer settles invoices, listing which invoices were paid, the amounts, and any adjustments. In the NDIS, providers receive remittance from the NDIA for agency-managed claims and from plan managers for plan-managed invoices, and use it to reconcile payments against what was claimed.

Reconciliation is where under-payment is actually detected. A claim that paid at a lower amount than submitted, or paid for fewer units, is visible only by matching the remittance line against the original claim line.

Remittance formats vary between plan managers, which is why any serious reconciliation process needs both an automated match and a way for a person to reconcile by hand when a file cannot be read.

Rostery handles this in practice

SCHADS interpretation, NDIS price-guide validation, claiming and the evidence an audit asks for — built for Australian providers.