UNPLEXi gives disability and care providers one structured, living picture of every person's needs — showing teams what is known, what is missing, and what has changed.

Disability and care providers make critical decisions from fragmented, incomplete and often biased information scattered across emails, PDFs, reports and staff memory. When no one has the full picture, crucial needs go unidentified. People receive care based on assumptions rather than reality. Staff operate without clarity. Organisations face preventable crises, burnout and funding gaps they cannot evidence their way out of.

UNPLEXi was built to solve this. Built on the WHO's globally recognised framework for human functioning, it uses AI-assisted extraction to pull information from any source — reports, voice notes, documents, observations — and organises it into one shared needs profile accessible to every team member from day one.

For frontline staff: one source of truth at every handover. For team leaders: a defensible, structured profile from day one of intake. 

For executives: visibility of complexity and risk across the organisation before it becomes a crisis.

Built over four years of structured co-design with national disability and care providers before a line of code was written. Condition-agnostic across disability, aged care and community services. Built in regional Australia, where complexity is highest and clarity is most urgent.

If you lead a disability, aged care or community services organisation and the fragmentation problem sounds familiar — we'd welcome a conversation.

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