New Mable features in July 2023

Aged CareDisabilitySupport Workers

Last updated

11 May 2026

Reading time

2 min read

Share

Mable is committed to delivering the best experience for clients and support workers. For the month of July 2023, here are the new features on Mable that will make your experience of using the platform even easier.

Invoice per kilometre travel on Mable

Many support workers offer travel as part of their support services. With this feature, support workers can now invoice for their travel per kilometre (Travel Rates). Start by logging in to your Mable account.

For potential new clients, support workers must first discuss and agree on the travel rate and then add it to their agreement.

Once your client agrees to the rate, travel is added as an option when submitting your support hours for payment.

For existing clients, support workers should amend their agreement and add the travel rate option. Make sure you discuss this with your client before adding it to the agreement.

Please note the travel rate is capped at $2.76 per kilometre on Mable as per the guidance provided in the NDIS 2022-23 Price Guide.

Learn more about this feature in the Help Centre.

Discover and save jobs

This feature helps support workers find jobs that are best matched to:

The services they provide
Their distance from the client
Preference for client gender (if any)

Through the Mable app, you can also search and save jobs for you to review later. By saving the jobs, you can take your time to read and apply to the jobs that are most relevant to you.

Learn more about this feature and how you can use it to build your business on your terms. We hope these new features continue to make it easy for you to find or provide support through Mable. If you have any questions, please contact us.

You might be interested in

22 October 20193 min read

What does community and social participation look like on Mable?

Throughout the NDIS trial period , community participation was consistently in the top three most requested support needs identified by people with disability. Here's a a look at what it can involve and how Mable clients are using their NDIS funding to get out and about, pursue their passions and maintain independence. Assistance with Social and Community Participation is a support category under the Core Supports budget. It’s designed to help support you to meet your goals in relation to improving your ability to interact and participate in your community. It can support you to improve skills and independence to participate socially or with recreational activities. What can Social and Community Participation look like? As it’s all about supporting you with your lifestyle and social goals, what it looks like depends entirely on you. It can include activities that are run within a centre or group or individual activities out in your community. Here’s a snapshot of the types of act

30 September 20225 min read

How Kathy built her support team on Mable

Having a support team enables me to live my life to the fullest. independent support workers assist me with the tasks I find really difficult so that I can focus on my strengths and abilities and have the energy to study, work and participate in the community. How I built my support team on Mable I’ve been a Mable client for over two years. During that time, I’ve booked many independent support workers on Mable. Some have been a core part of my team and others have stepped in at short notice, often when I’ve utilised the very helpful Mable Last Minute function, when something urgent and unexpected happened and I needed support. You can read more about my method for booking support workers in my article How to find and book a new support worker — tricks and tips . How my team supports me Apart from booking a cleaner and gardener on Mable to assist with daily activities, my support workers for social, community and civic participation assist me with my self-employment goals, help

19 March 20244 min read

Aged CareAged Care ProvidersSupport Workers

Update on the new Aged Care Act: What you need to know

The new Aged Care Act was due to commence in July 2024. The draft legislation proposes many changes that will improve the lives of older people and those in the aged care industry. Here’s what you need to know. About the new Aged Care Act In response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety , the Australian Government has drafted a new Aged Care Act. The new Act is a rights-based Act, meaning that it puts the rights of older people first. The new Act aims to improve how older people receive care and services in their homes, community and in approved residential aged care homes. Draft and consultation process The draft of the new Aged Care Act was released on 14 December 2023, and was open for public consultation until 8 March 2024. This gave those who will be impacted by the Act (such as older people, their families, caregivers, providers and experts) to give their feedback on the proposed bill. What's changing One of the most important changes is around the