Access the portal
The new NDIS Commission Portal launches on 12 October 2026.
During the transition period, you may need to use both the new NDIS Commission Portal and an existing portal, depending on the task you are completing.
Find out which portal to use, access guidance and get started in the Provider Toolkit.
The NDIS Commission is changing the way we check the identity of providers that use our portals. See Changing from PRODA to myID and RAM.
Log in to manage your registration.
First time users
You'll need to verify your identity using myID to access this portal. MyID is an online identity verification and authentication system.
If you don't have an account, you can set up myID.
If you're a person who's responsible for the business - also known as a principal authority - you will also need to use Relationship Authorisation Manager (RAM). RAM is an authorisation service that allows an individual to act on behalf of a provider.
You can Set up your business in Relationship Authorisation Manager (RAM).
Staff access in the new portal
- Everyone on your team with an active account in the existing portal will have access in the new portal. You do not need to set them up again.
- Roles do not map one to one between the two portals. From 12 October, check the roles your staff have in the new portal and update them if you need to.
- From 12 October, your Registrant creates the record for a new user and your Access Delegate provisions their access, assigns roles and deactivates accounts in the new portal.
- Access is not shared between the two portals. If you create or deactivate a user in one portal after 12 October, you must do the same in the other.
- Make sure at least one active staff member is assigned to each role your organisation needs. The roles are Registrant, Access Delegate, Worker Screening Officer, Behaviour Support Lodgement Officer, Restrictive Practice Reporting Officer and Reportable Incidents Officer.