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Websites that talk to Corella

Your website, run by your Corella.

Most provider websites are brochures that quietly drift out of date — the team page from two staff generations ago, a careers form that emails nobody. We design websites that plug into your Corella instance, so the public site tells the truth because the system behind it does.

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The Website screen in Corella, from the NDIS demo: the news posts the practice publishes to its own website, each with its status, photo and dates, and a New post button

Inside Corella: what your site may publish, set by your office

What stays in sync

Update Corella. The website follows.

Careers that post themselves

Open a role in Corella's recruitment pipeline, tick to advertise it, and it appears on your website's careers board. Applications flow straight back into your pipeline — no double-posting, no stale ads for roles you filled in March.

A team page that stays true

Your 'meet the team' section follows your staff records — people join, the site updates. Privacy is a rule, not a hope: names publish first-name-only unless you choose full names, any one person can be kept to first-name-only whatever you choose, and nobody appears without the publish flag.

Book a chat against real availability

Families pick a person and a time in a guided booking flow — the slots come from real staff availability, and the chosen time is held for an hour as a request your office confirms with them, which the website tells the family in plain words.

Programs and news, one source of truth

Your group-program timetable — each program with its photo and when it runs, in your words — and your news feed draw from the records your office already keeps in Corella. Update the program once; the website follows.

Enquiries become leads, not inbox orphans

A website enquiry lands in Corella as a lead your team works through intake — with the context the visitor already gave, instead of a forwarded email chain.

You control what publishes

Every dataset is an explicit opt-in on Corella's Website screen — jobs, team, timetable, news and the services you list. Nothing about clients ever publishes; the website only ever sees what you've chosen to say publicly. Booking availability says whether someone is free, never where; only a person's website photo is served; and what the site sends back arrives as new records — it never edits yours.

See it working

From your Corella to your website — and back.

Open a role, update a staff record, change the timetable — the website follows. And what visitors do on the website lands back in Corella as work your team can action.

A smiling woman at her desk with a tablet in one hand and a pen in the other, her laptop open beside her
Diagram: data flowing between a provider’s Corella instance and their public websiteYour CorellaRecruitment pipelineStaff & availabilityPrograms & newsLeads & intakeopen roles publish themselveswho's publishable + real availabilitytimetable & news, one source of truthenquiries land as leads · applications in RecruitmentYour public websiteCareers pageMeet the teamBook a chatEnquiry formsopt-in per dataset · keyed to your organisation ·client records never publish
your-organisation.com.au/careers

Join our team

fed by your recruitment pipeline

Support worker — community access

Part-time · your town · opened in Corella this morning

Apply

Support coordinator

Full-time · hybrid

Apply

Applications land back in your pipeline as applicants — nothing re-typed.

your-organisation.com.au/book-a-chat

Pick a person & time

slots from your roster
SM

Sarah

Mon · Tue · Thu

book
TB

Troy

away Thursday

unavailable
AW

Amelia

Wed · Fri

book

The booking arrives in Corella as a lead with everything the family told you.

your-organisation.com.au/our-team

Meet the team

follows your staff records
S

Sarah

Coordinator

G

Grace

Support worker

J

Jack

Support worker

A

Amelia

Team leader

First names only unless you choose otherwise — the privacy rule is built in, not remembered.

Illustrative pages showing the pattern — your site gets your brand, your words, your people.

How we build it

Built for care providers — not a stock template.

We have designed and built this pattern end-to-end: careers board, availability-driven booking wizard, programs timetable, team page with the privacy rules care demands. Your site can launch day one and switch to live sync from your Corella instance whenever you opt in.

How it works

  • We design and build your site — your brand, accessible to WCAG, fast on the edge, no page builders
  • It connects to your Corella instance’s public data layer — opt-in per dataset, keyed to your organisation only
  • Your team keeps working in Corella; the website stops being a second system to remember
  • We host, watch and care for it — one vendor, one phone number

What it costs

One number, and the reason it’s that number.

Start with what you get rather than what you pay: a referral from your site lands in Corella's Intake queue and an enquiry as a lead, a news post written once appears on the site, and a new hire shows up on the team page when you tick them off in the system. Nothing is typed twice. That's the part a website platform can't do at any price, because it doesn't know anything about your care business.

For Corella customers

A$19/ month, per organisation

Or A$190 a year — two months free. Per organisation, not per user — it doesn’t grow when your team does.

And the build is included — one Corella-connected site, designed with you, on the pattern we’ve already built end-to-end. Apply for it and we design it; there’s no setup fee to find later.

It sits on top of your Corella bill — including if you’re on the $149 minimum. The website isn’t one of the staff seats that minimum already covers, so a three-person practice with a site pays $168 a month. That’s the same reason it never moves when your team grows.

  • Hosting on the same edge network as this site
  • The SSL certificate, and every renewal
  • Security updates and patching
  • Content and design changes when you ask for them
  • The connection to your Corella instance
  • Pointing your existing domain at it

No setup fee, no per-change fee, no bandwidth bill, no premium-plugin upsell.

Why it’s A$19 — said plainly

Because you’re already running Corella. The site plugs into software you’re paying for, so we’re not building and hosting it in isolation — there’s no separate content system to license, no plugin stack to keep patched, and no second vendor to coordinate with.

That’s worth being straight about: this isn’t an introductory rate, a promotion or a discount that lapses. It’s the standing price for Corella customers, for as long as you run Corella. If you’re not running Corella, a website from us is a normally quoted project — this number exists because of the connection, not instead of it.

What you’re probably paying now

If someone made your site and looks after it, the lowest published price we found for that is $59 a month plus GST, with $990 plus GST once to build it. If you built it yourself on Squarespace's Basic plan, it is A$17 a month billed annually, or A$24 month to month, plus 2% of anything you sell on that plan — and your own time.

The money is the smaller half though. The real cost of a disconnected website is a careers page advertising a role you filled in March, and an enquiry form that emails somebody who left.

Read on each vendor's own Australian pricing page — Fleetpages (Jezweb) on 4 October 2026, Squarespace on 30 September 2026. Prices change, so check them yourself before you switch on our numbers alone.

One system, one bill, one login — and nothing extra to manage separately. Not a website vendor, plus a care system, plus the person who copies between them.

Fair questions

Asked about the website service.

Do we have to take the website to use Corella?
No — Corella stands entirely on its own, and your existing website is none of our business unless you want it to be. This is for providers who'd rather have one accountable team for both.
We already have a website we like.
Keep it. When the connected data layer suits you, we can wire the pieces you want — a live careers board, a booking flow — into your existing site rather than rebuilding.
What does it cost?
If you run Corella, it's A$19 a month for the whole site — or A$190 a year, which is two months free — and we design and build it as part of that. That covers hosting, the SSL certificate and its renewals, security patching, the Corella connection, pointing your domain, and changes to the site when you ask for them. No setup fee and no per-change fee. The A$19 is on top of your Corella bill, including if you're on the $149 minimum — it's separate from your staff seats, which is also why it never grows with your team. It's A$19 because you're already a Corella customer and the site plugs into software you're paying for; if you're not running Corella, a website is a normal quoted project.
Why is it cheaper than what we pay now?
Because we're not building and hosting it in isolation. The site reads from your Corella instance, so there's no separate content system to license, no plugin stack to maintain, and no second vendor to coordinate. The lowest published price we found for a site made and looked after for you elsewhere is $59 a month plus GST, with $990 plus GST once to build it (Fleetpages (Jezweb), read 4 October 2026); building one yourself on Squarespace's Basic plan is A$17 a month billed annually, or A$24 month to month (read 30 September 2026) — and neither can see your rostering system. It's the standing price for Corella customers, for as long as you run Corella, rather than an introductory rate or a promotion.
Do you have to build it, or can you take over ours?
Either. If your current site is decent, the A$19 plan can cover hosting, patching, changes and the Corella connection on the site you already have — we'd look at it first and tell you honestly whether it's worth keeping. If it's a page builder held together with plugins, rebuilding is usually cheaper than maintaining it.
What happens to a referral sent from our site?
It arrives structured — from the person or their family, a hospital or an aged-care facility, with up to eight attachments — and waits in Corella's Intake queue, urgent first, with 'not stated' kept apart from routine. You choose which kinds of referral you accept, and a referral becomes a record by itself where you switch that on, the name is clear and nobody like them is already on file. A field named for a card or Medicare number is refused.
Can we send one person a registration form?
Yes — a private link to your registration form that lasts 14 days, works once and can be revoked. You send it from your own email program, and their answers arrive in your Intake queue for your team to check before anything reaches their record; for someone with no record yet, your setting for creating records from referrals applies.
Can we change our phone number or opening hours ourselves?
Yes, in Corella. Your website's phone number, email, address, opening hours, tagline, footer and social links live in Corella and are read live, so changing one updates the site without a rebuild; anything left blank falls back to your organisation's details, ABN and NDIS registration included.
We run aged care and NDIS. Can one website keep them apart?
Yes. Switch on an Aged care side and an NDIS side under Website → Site content, then tick each service, program and news post for the side it belongs to — anything with neither tick belongs to both, so nothing moves the day you switch the sides on — and Corella serves your website each side's own list.
Can one of our staff look after the website?
Yes. Give them a role with the Website permission under Settings → Roles, and they look after your website in Corella — its news, site content, services, team, programs and the rest of the Website screen — while the rest of Settings stays with the people you choose.
How does the site connect — and what if a key leaks?
Beside the shared read key, each thing your site sends — referrals, feedback, enquiries, job applications, newsletter sign-ups and bookings — can have its own key that does nothing else (referrals and feedback take only their own), and once it exists the shared key stops working for that form. Revoking the shared key switches off the feeds and any form still on it, not the forms with their own keys.

Show us your current site.

Bring it to the walkthrough — we'll show you what it looks like connected to your operation.

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