The Budget Forecast table gives you a single view of every participant’s budget health — useful for spotting at-risk plans before they run out or end with significant underspend.
Budget forecast summary bar showing Total Allocated, Total Remaining, and Unsubmitted amounts
Allocated — total plan funding   Remaining — budget left to spend   Pending — approved work not yet invoiced

Accessing the forecast

Go to Finance in the sidebar and click Budget Forecast. The table loads all participants with active plans.

Reading the forecast table

Each row is a participant. The columns show:
ColumnWhat it means
ParticipantName, NDIS number, and risk/status badges
Plan periodStart and end dates of the current active plan
AllocatedTotal plan funding across all support categories
ApprovedApproved but not yet invoiced
InvoicedIncluded in sent invoices
UnsubmittedApproved activities not yet in an invoice
SubmittedNDIA claims lodged
RemainingBudget left to spend
Burn rateWeekly average spend weighted by allocation across budget categories
HealthColour-coded plan health status

Sorting and filtering

Click any column header to sort the table. This is useful for:
  • Sorting by Remaining to find participants close to running out of funds
  • Sorting by Health to bring critical plans to the top
  • Sorting by Plan period end date to find plans expiring soon

Exporting

Click Export CSV to download the full table. The CSV includes all columns plus NDIS number and plan end date — useful for reporting to your management or checking against NDIA portal data.

The PACE footnote (†)

If your organisation has a mix of PACE and standard participants, you may see a footnote on the table. This indicates that PACE funding period data is included alongside standard plan data — useful context when interpreting burn rates, since PACE periods may have different lengths than the standard 12-month plan cycle.

Participants not shown

A note at the bottom of the table shows a count of participants excluded from the forecast because they don’t have an active plan with budget allocations set up in CoordHub. Resolve this by adding their plan under the participant’s Plans tab.
The forecast updates whenever you load the page. For a weekly review, export to CSV and share with your team — the export includes a timestamp so everyone knows what data they’re looking at.

Worked example

Participant: Jemma has a 12-month NDIS plan running from 01/07/2025 to 30/06/2026.
  • Category 07 (Support Coordination): $8,000
  • Category 15 (Improved Daily Living — OT): $5,000
Situation at 15/01/2026 (6.5 months into the plan):
  • Category 07: 5,200Approved+Invoiced,5,200 Approved + Invoiced, 2,800 Remaining. 65% used with 46% of plan period remaining.
  • Category 15: 1,200spent,1,200 spent, 3,800 Remaining. 24% used with 46% remaining.
How CoordHub calculates the forecast: For Category 07: 5,200spentover6.5months=5,200 spent over 6.5 months = 800/month burn rate. With 5.5 months remaining and 2,800left,theforecastprojects2,800 left, the forecast projects 800 × 5.5 = 4,400additionalspendmeaningthecategorywouldoverspendby4,400 additional spend — meaning the category would overspend by 1,600 at current rate. Plan health: 🔴 Critical. For Category 15: 1,200spentover6.5months=1,200 spent over 6.5 months = 185/month burn rate. With 5.5 months remaining and 3,800left,theforecastprojects3,800 left, the forecast projects 185 × 5.5 = 1,018additionalspendleaving1,018 additional spend — leaving 2,782 unspent at the current rate. Plan health: 🔴 Critical (severe underspend risk). What this means in practice:
  • Category 07 needs to be managed down — perhaps fewer activities per month, or a discussion about whether a plan review is warranted.
  • Category 15 has significant underspend risk — worth discussing with the participant and their OT provider to increase sessions if the participant needs more support.
The forecast table updates every time you load the page. For a formal month-end review, use Export CSV to save a timestamped snapshot.