Four short guides, one job each. Made to be printed, handed over at a desk, or emailed to a partner.
| Guide | Who it's for |
|---|---|
| 1 — How services register | A service coming to an event for the first time |
| 2 — How we approve | SECL staff, working the review queue |
| 3 — Using the website on the day | Service workers at an event, recording who they helped |
| 4 — How to use the website | Anyone coming along for help with a bill |
| Guide | Who it's for |
|---|---|
| How to register your service (PDF) | Send this with the invitation email. The five steps, what to have ready, what happens next, and what to do when something goes wrong. |
| For services — the four links (PDF) | A one-pager of every page a service uses, once they're registered. |
| Running the program (PDF) | The SECL program manager — how to get in, what each passcode opens, how to onboard a service |
Neither contains a passcode or a staff URL, deliberately: both get forwarded.
Every page on the site as a tree, showing who each one is for and what you need to open it.
More detail than the short guides above, one per audience. Read them in your browser, or download the PDF to print or forward.
| Guide | Who it's for | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Community members | Anyone who wants to come along to an event and get help with their bills | |
| Providers & partners | Services, councils and community organisations who host events, attend events, or want their logo listed | |
| Interested parties | Funders, researchers, journalists — anyone who wants to understand what this is |
(The SECL staff guide isn't served on the website — staff can read it in the repository.)
Type this into your browser: bringyourbills.org.au
bringyourbills.com.au, bringyourbills.au and the short byb.org.au also work — they take you to the same site.
Questions about anything in these guides: byb@secl.org.au