Set up
Run and protect
Structure, ABN, ACN, business name and tax registrations, filed in one pass, already matching the details the regulator asks for later.
The businesses and tools Australian operators already run on.
It is the smallest part of starting a provider, and the one most likely to cost you a month.
Sole trader, company or trust changes your tax, your liability and who can hold the licence, and it is painful to unwind later.
ASIC, the ABR, the ATO and a business name each want the same details in a different format, and none of them checks the others.
One name that does not agree across your ABN, your bank and your application is enough to hold up a registration.
Three passes over the same set of details. You enter them once, and every filing after that is built from the same source.
Decide the shape of the business
Dallo asks what you plan to deliver, who is going in as a director or a member, and whether you intend to hold the licence yourself. It sets out what each structure means for tax, liability and who can be registered, in plain English, before anything is filed.
Everything lodged from one set of details
Company registration, your ACN, the ABN, GST and PAYG where they apply, and a business name if you trade under one. You give the details once and Dallo keeps them identical across every filing, because that is exactly where applications come unstuck.
It feeds straight into the application
The entity is not a separate errand you finish and forget. Your company details, directors and registrations are already in the account, so the registration application, the policy pack and your website draw on the same record rather than asking you again.
What it sets up
The filings that have to exist before a provider application has anything to attach itself to.
What it keeps straight
The details that have to agree across every system, and never quite do when they are entered four times.
What you end up with
A company ready to be registered, not a folder of confirmations you still have to reconcile.
The alternative is an accountant for the company, a lawyer for the structure, and you in the middle re-typing the same details into four government portals.
Enter your details once and every filing is built from them.
Constitution, consents and registers, drafted from your answers.
Annual reviews, ASIC dates and detail changes, all tracked.
The entity file is the one the application opens with.
Each panel describes how Dallo is built, not an outcome it guarantees. ASIC and the ATO process filings on their own timelines.
ISO 27001
Certified information security management.
SOC 2 Type II
Controls tested across a full audit period, not a single day.
Privacy Act
Participant records handled to Australian Privacy Principles.
Essential Eight
Hardened to the ACSC Essential Eight baseline.
Dallo helps you meet your obligations. It does not replace them, and no software can guarantee a regulatory outcome. Dallo is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission or the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.
First-time applicant
“I had no compliance background at all. It told me what was next, every single day, until we were registered.”Read the story
Founder Kirrawee Support Co.
Kirrawee Support Co.
Allied health
“We were paying a retainer to chase our own paperwork. That line is gone from the budget.”Read the story
General Manager Harbourline Health
Harbourline Health
NDIS provider
“We went from six weeks of audit prep chaos to none. Everything the auditor asked for was already in the pack.”Read the story
Operations Manager BrightPath Support Services
BrightPath Support ServicesThe questions operators ask us in the week before they file anything.
It depends on who is going in with you, what you are willing to carry personally, and whether the registration you are chasing can sit with an individual at all. Dallo sets out what each structure means for tax, liability and the licence, in plain English, before anything is filed. For a genuinely complicated situation, take that summary to your accountant rather than instead of them.
Yes. Enter the existing ACN and Dallo pulls the details in, checks them against what the application will ask for, and tells you what is inconsistent or missing rather than starting you again.
ASIC and the Australian Business Register process filings on their own timelines, so no honest tool will give you a date. What Dallo changes is the part you control: the details go in once, correctly, so nothing comes back for a correction.
For tax planning, yes, and we would tell you to keep one. What Dallo replaces is the administrative half: the forms, the re-typing, and chasing which registration still has not come back.
You change them in one place. Dallo holds the entity as a single record, so a new address or a new director updates everywhere it is used rather than leaving your ABN saying one thing and your licence another.
Only the people you give access to. Entity documents sit in your account under the same controls as the rest of your records, and they are never shared outside it.
Answer the first questions free. Nothing is filed until you say so.
Certified standards. Verified practices.
