ProviderQMS

Allied health

Zanda (formerly Power Diary): scope, cost & buying checks

Zanda provides allied health scheduling, documentation and billing. Its NDIS workflow generates bulk-upload CSV files for the myplace portal, with no direct NDIS integration.

Sources checked 2026-09-24 · Research preview

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Where it belongs in an NDIS business

Australian allied health practice system with explicit NDIS workflows.

What the vendor documents

  • NDIS bulk-upload CSV report
  • plan-manager statements
  • session packs and funding tracking
  • digital service agreement template

Source check: 2026-09-24. Published vendor statements, not independent feature testing.

Pricing and the commitment

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A useful demonstration for Zanda (formerly Power Diary)

Generate a multi-clinician NDIS claim batch and verify the CSV plus plan-manager statement.

Questions to resolve before choosing

  • How is the current NDIS price guide applied?
  • What happens after a portal rejection?
  • Which forms and reports are included in the quoted tier?

Check the fit in your own workflow

Use fictional records and an everyday user. Document what they complete unaided, any workaround, the required plan and the evidence retained. A vendor statement supports shortlisting; it does not prove the workflow works for your team.

Alternatives and related comparisons

These products overlap in at least one reviewed category. Overlap does not make them equivalent or suitable for every service.