C06: The price entered exceeds the price of the product approved in the selected service booking.
The message
“The price entered exceeds the price of the product approved in the selected service booking.”
What it means
The unit price is above the price in the service booking.
Where to look
Compare the unit price with the price in the service booking, and with the item’s limit in the NDIS Price Guide.
Other claim codes
- C01: Service booking does not exist.
- C02: Service booking for the product entered is still awaiting approval.
- C03: Support start/end dates entered are outside the service booking dates.
- C04: Quantity entered is more than the approved quantity in the service booking.
- C05: No approved service booking exists for the selected product within the selected start/end dates.
- C07: Participant does not exist in the selected service booking.
- C09: A payment request can only be submitted until 90 days from the service booking end date.
- C10: The support start and/or end date is missing from the claim.
What this tool follows
- NDIS myplace provider portal: Bulk payment requests self-help guide for providers (December 2025): Part 3, payment request rejections
General information only, not financial, legal or claiming advice. Always check a claim against the current official documents.
Questions people ask
What does NDIS claim rejection C06 mean?
C06: "The price entered exceeds the price of the product approved in the selected service booking." The unit price is above the price in the service booking.
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