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Welcome to the NAVV Knowledge Base

NAVV is being built to help NDIS practitioners navigate a system that too often defeats the people it is meant to serve. This wiki is the governing record of that work — what we are building, the decisions we have made, and the reasoning behind them.

If you are Andrew: this is the knowledge base your NotebookLM draws from. When you see an article here and something looks wrong, missing, or inconsistent with what you know from the sector — that is valuable information. Your review of this material is a core part of how we build something that actually works.


What This Wiki Contains

The wiki is organised into three tiers, each with a distinct purpose:

Tier What It Contains
Governance Framework The constitutional layer — programme principles, design framework, product charters, and strategic records that govern the whole NAVV programme. Read-only reference.
Operational Knowledge Working knowledge — analyses, specifications, design decisions, and operational records produced during development. This is the primary review space for Andrew.
Commercial Portfolio Commercial documents — product positioning, market analysis, and stakeholder-facing artefacts. Under development.

Where to Start

Understanding What We Are Building

The Design Decisions

The Governance Layer

  • P3-Index — Entry point to the P3-Governance tier: the constitutional framework, programme principles, and strategic records that govern all NAVV work.

A Note for Andrew

The content in this wiki was developed through the collaboration between you, Brian, and a set of AI research and synthesis tools. Your contribution — the practitioner knowledge, the sector experience, the requirements you have developed through NotebookLM — is what makes this material grounded in real-world need rather than theoretical design.

When you review a document here and have a question or concern, raise it in NotebookLM as you normally would. The feedback loop is working.


This wiki is a living record. It reflects where the project is now — not where it started, and not yet where it is going.