Paste your ad or website copy and we will flag phrases that may risk the NDIS Code of Conduct or NDIA brand rules. A guide, not legal advice. Nothing is sent or stored.
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NDIS marketing must be honest, must not mislead or pressure participants, and must respect the rules around the NDIS name and logo. Getting it wrong risks your registration and participant trust. This tool catches common risky phrases, but it is a prompt to review, not a substitute for the rules or legal advice.
Absolute claims (“best”, “number one”, “guaranteed”), pressure or scarcity tactics, health claims you cannot evidence (“cure”, “fix”), price claims like “cheapest”, and implying NDIA endorsement (for example “NDIS approved” or misusing the logo) are the usual culprits.
Yes, within the NDIS Code of Conduct. Marketing must be honest, must not pressure participants, and must follow the rules on the NDIS name and logo.
Be careful. Implying NDIA endorsement is not allowed, and the NDIS logo can only be used by registered providers with written NDIA permission, as supplied. Avoid phrases like NDIS approved.
No. It flags common risky wording as a prompt to review. Always check against the current NDIS Code of Conduct and NDIA brand guidelines, and seek advice if unsure.
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