Get SIL-registration-ready before the deadline.

Yes. Registration is mandatory for Supported Independent Living (SIL) and platform providers from 1 July 2026. Currently-unregistered SIL providers must apply by 1 October 2026 to keep delivering SIL during the transition. Our free quiz confirms whether this applies to you in about two minutes.

Certification — the more intensive pathway. It's a two-stage audit that includes an on-site visit and interviews with you, your staff and participants, assessed against the Core Module plus the SIL Practice Standards. That's why the document set is larger than for lower-risk supports.

A new SIL Practice Standard is being introduced in 2026 covering supported decision-making, safeguarding, practice governance, and keeping tenancy agreements separate from support agreements. It was still in draft while SILReady was being built. SILReady's documents are structured around the draft and updated when the final standard is published — and every document tells you to review it against the final version before you rely on it.

You can — consultants typically charge $3,000–$10,000+ for SIL registration support. SILReady gives you the same core document set, tailored to your service, for $595, plus an ongoing compliance tier a one-off consultant engagement doesn't include. If your situation is unusually complex, a consultant may still be worth it, and our documents give you a head start either way.

The pack gives you personalised, professionally structured documents mapped to the Core Module and SIL Practice Standards. You still need to read them, make sure they reflect how you actually operate, and keep them current — a certification auditor checks that you follow your policies and talks to your staff and participants, not just that documents exist. We tell you exactly where to review and what to keep up to date.

No. Everything we provide is general information and template material. It's not legal advice, and it doesn't guarantee registration. For advice about your specific situation, talk to a qualified professional.

Pro keeps you compliant after registration: live registers for incidents, complaints, restrictive practices and training; reminders before worker screening, insurance or first aid expire; notifications when standards change; and CSV exports for audits and your 3-yearly re-certification.

In Australia (Sydney region). We store only what's needed to generate your documents and run your registers, and we encourage you to keep identifying participant details out of register entries.