Inspire runs NCCD through a chain of documents and approvals, for many roles. Superadjust is where teachers log the evidence, in seconds.
Superadjust wrote this comparison. Every Inspire fact comes from Inspire’s website. Pages we read
The short answer
One sentence each, in their words and ours.
Inspire takes a student from an Initial Adjustment, through the SAPI and the Education Adjustment Plan, to a Funding Request, with a seat for every role.
From getinspire.com.au, read 25 October 2026.
Superadjust is where a teacher logs what they did today, tagged to a pillar, and where a coordinator sees every student's readiness.
Superadjust vs Inspire
Their own words are quoted. Where Inspire’s website does not say, the table says so.
| Compared | Superadjust | Inspire |
|---|---|---|
| Starting and logging | ||
| A teacher on their own | Yes. Teacher Free for up to 3 students, Teacher Pro for a full caseload | Not stated:No individual teacher plan listed |
| Logging an adjustment | Logged in seconds, typed or spoken, timestamped to the student | Recorded through its documents: the Initial Adjustment, the SAPI and the EAP |
| NCCD tagging | Each entry tagged Need, Consultation, Adjustments or Monitoring for you | The SAPI sets the student's NCCD level of adjustment |
| Files | Attach photos and documents to an entry, up to 25 MB each | Diagnostic reports and recommendations uploaded to the student profile |
| Coordinator and roles | ||
| Progress toward Census Day | Readiness for every student: Emerging, Developing, Strong or Audit-Ready (a Superadjust readiness label, not an NCCD outcome), with 10-week tracking toward Census Day | Individual dashboards and task management |
| Roles | Teachers and a coordinator | Teachers, coordinators, principals, advisors, clinicians, funding officers, IT teams, parents and carers |
| Data and security | ||
| Sign-in | Email and password, Google or Microsoft. No SAML single sign-on or two-factor | Any single sign-on and MFA solution using OAuth 2.0 |
| Hosting and security | Hosted in Australia. Sensitive student fields and every uploaded file are encrypted with AES-256 before storage | Australian data centres, encryption in transit and at rest, a web application firewall and annual external penetration testing |
| ST4S | Does not claim ST4S certification | Yes:Version 3 qualified for the ST4S Product Badge Program in 2024 |
Yes, on its websiteNot stated: we did not find it on the pages we read
Inspire getinspire.com.au
Superadjust superadjust.com
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Pricing
What Inspire publishes about price, and what we charge.
Inspire does not publish a price. Its FAQs say pricing is "tailored based on school size and system needs", with licensing for single schools and education systems. Request a demo to ask.
Teacher Free is $0 for up to 3 students. Teacher Pro is $14 a month. The School Plan is $14 per NCCD student a month, billed annually, on NCCD students only.
Superadjust pricingWhere each one fits
They solve different problems.
Alternative
For the evidence itself, Superadjust can be one: teachers log it in seconds, each entry is tagged to the four areas of NCCD evidence, and a coordinator sees readiness before Census Day. It has no document chain, wellbeing or behaviour modules, and only teacher and coordinator roles.
Your IAs, SAPIs, EAPs and past evidence are still your evidence. Keep them in Inspire, or ask SRA for a copy, with the school's NCCD records.
Schools are not required to create new or additional evidence for the NCCD. Evidence is sighted in the form it already exists. Department of Education, NCCD evidence requirements
Short answers, from the same facts as the table.
Inspire runs NCCD through a chain of documents, from the Initial Adjustment to a Funding Request, with access for many roles. Superadjust is NCCD evidence software: teachers log evidence in seconds, each entry is tagged to a pillar for them, and coordinators see every student's readiness before Census Day.
Yes. Inspire supports any single sign-on and MFA solution using OAuth 2.0, and says version 3 qualified for the ST4S Product Badge Program in 2024. Superadjust signs in with email and password, Google or Microsoft. It has no SAML single sign-on or two-factor, and does not claim ST4S certification.
For logging NCCD evidence and seeing every student's readiness, yes. For a chain of IA, SAPI and EAP documents, Funding Requests, or wellbeing and behaviour records, no.
Keep your Inspire documents as your record of past evidence, or ask SRA for a copy. Add your students to Superadjust and log new evidence from this week.
Free for up to 3 students, no card. A whole school can try the School Plan free for 30 days.