Set up
Run and protect
Dallo writes the policies and procedures for your service types, your sites and your people, then keeps them current when the standard moves.
The businesses and tools Australian operators already run on.
Every provider buys one. Almost none of them survive contact with an auditor.
A generic pack describes a generic provider, and an auditor is reading it against the services you actually deliver.
Swapping a name into a Word file leaves procedures nobody in the building follows, which is exactly what gets tested.
The standard moves and the file does not. Nothing in a folder tells you which clause it no longer meets.
Three passes over the same answers. What comes out is a document set with your name in it because it was written for you, not because it was pasted in.
It asks what you deliver
Which services, at which sites, with which workers, and who makes the decisions. Those answers decide which policies you need at all, because a pack that covers services you do not run is as much of a problem at audit as one with gaps in it.
The documents write themselves
Governance, risk, incident management, complaints, worker screening, privacy, and the procedures that sit under each. Every clause is written against the standard it answers to, with your services and sites named in the text rather than left as a field to fill in.
You adopt it, and it stays current
Nothing is your policy until you approve it. Once you do, the document is versioned with a full history, and when the standard changes Dallo re-drafts the affected sections and tells you what moved rather than leaving you to find out.
What it writes
The document set the standards expect, drafted against your service types rather than a generic provider.
What it keeps track of
The part a folder of Word files cannot do: knowing which version is current and who signed off on it.
What you end up with
Documents you can hand over and defend, in the format the person reading them expects.
The alternative is a pack bought once, edited for a fortnight, and quietly out of date by the time anyone reads it back to you.
The answers decide the documents, so nothing arrives blank.
Each document is written against the clause it answers to.
A clause changes and the affected documents are flagged.
Who approved what, and when, without a folder of copies.
Each panel describes how Dallo is built, not an outcome it guarantees. Generated documents are drafts you approve and adopt, and they are not legal advice.
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.
Aged care provider
“The auditor read our incident procedure back to us and it described what we genuinely do. That had never happened before.”Read the story
Quality Lead Melbourne Allied Health
Melbourne Allied 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 Services
Residential aged care
“Nothing lands as a surprise any more. We stopped keeping a spreadsheet of spreadsheets.”Read the story
Operations Lead Rosewood Aged Care
Rosewood Aged CareWhat operators want to know before they let software write their policies.
Yours. Dallo drafts them from your answers and nothing becomes a policy until you approve it. You can edit any clause, and the edited version is the one that is stored, versioned and exported.
Every document, at any point. Edits are kept with a full version history, so you can see what changed, who changed it and when, which is usually the first thing an auditor asks about a document.
Dallo re-checks the pack against the standard every morning. When a clause moves, the affected sections are re-drafted and flagged for your approval, and the previous version stays in the history rather than being overwritten.
No. These are compliance documents drafted to the published standards, not legal advice, and they do not replace a lawyer where you need one. Complex or contested situations still warrant a person, and you are free to bring one in and share the pack with them read-only.
Yes. Upload what you have and Dallo maps it against the standard, tells you which clauses are covered, which are thin and which are missing, then drafts only the parts that are not already there.
They stay yours. The whole pack can be exported at any time, including on the way out, and it is never shared outside your account.
Answer the first questions free, and see the pack it writes for your services.
Certified standards. Verified practices.
