Every hour a Learning Diversity Leader spends chasing documents, filling out the same form twice, or reformatting a report is an hour they're not spending with a student who needs them.
NCCD compliance is important. It ensures that students with disability get the funding and support they deserve. But the process of documenting that support — the meetings, the adjustment trackers, the functional impact statements, the evidence portfolios — has become a burden that falls disproportionately on a small number of already-stretched staff.
Most schools manage NCCD with a combination of Google Drive folders, Word documents, and spreadsheets. It works, technically. But it means:
We built EASY to fix this. Not by adding more features to an already-complex process, but by removing the friction: less repeated entry, one place for everything, and tools that help staff write better documentation in less time.
The goal isn't to automate compliance. It's to make compliance fast enough that it stops being the thing that keeps you at school until 6pm.
Every feature we build starts with the question: does this help a teacher spend more time with a student? If it doesn't, we don't build it. Technology should serve the relationship between educator and child — not the other way around.
AI in EASY drafts notes, suggests goals, and checks documentation completeness. It never makes decisions about students. It never sees real names. And every AI-generated suggestion comes with a clear "please review" label. We will never use AI to inflate evidence or misrepresent a student's needs.
NCCD records contain some of the most sensitive information a school holds. We store everything on Australian servers only, enforce role-based access so staff only see what they need to, and maintain a full audit trail. This isn't a marketing bullet point — it's a non-negotiable architectural decision built into the code.
Every form, every workflow, every plan template in EASY was designed by a Learning Diversity Leader who uses these tools every day. We don't guess what schools need — we know, because we are one.
We'd rather have a tool that every teacher can use in their first five minutes than one with a hundred features that requires training. If something feels complicated, we haven't finished designing it yet.
Learning Diversity Leader & Co-Founder
Liz has worked directly with students with disability in Catholic primary schools for over a decade. She designed every form, workflow, and plan template in EASY — not from a product spec, but from years of lived experience filling out NCCD paperwork by hand and knowing exactly where the pain points are.
Liz is the person you'll speak to on a demo call, and the person who reviews every new feature before it ships.
Technology Partner & Co-Founder
REIDIO is the UK-based software studio that built the EASY platform from the ground up — the architecture, the AI integration, the security model, and the infrastructure. Every technical decision is made through the lens of: would a school's IT team, a procurement officer, and a parent all trust this with their child's data?
REIDIO specialises in building secure, privacy-first tools for organisations that handle sensitive data. EASY is their flagship education product.
reidio.tech →Whether you're a Learning Diversity Leader, a principal, or a diocese IT coordinator — we'd love to hear what NCCD compliance looks like at your school and whether EASY might help.