Industries

Technology services for Australian universities, TAFEs and RTOs, law practices, bookkeeping and accounting practices, and real estate agencies. Each page describes how the sector runs its systems and records, where the work tends to break and what we do about it. If your sector is not listed, the Services pages describe the work on its own terms and a discovery call can say whether it applies.

  • Tertiary Education

    Systems integration, software and technical advisory for Australian universities, TAFEs and RTOs, focused on the joins between the student management system, the LMS, the CRM and government reporting.

    Where the work usually breaks

    • An accepted application is re-entered
    • The CoE and the enrolment disagree
    • Results exist in two places
  • Legal

    Systems integration, software and technical advisory for Australian law practices, keeping the matter, the file, time, trust and the new AML/CTF intake questions connected and auditable.

    Where the work usually breaks

    • Email stays in Outlook
    • An add-in switches itself off
    • One party, three records
  • Bookkeeping & Accounting

    Systems integration, software and technical advisory for Australian bookkeeping and accounting practices, coordinating the ledger, practice manager, tax products, documents and ATO lodgement.

    Where the work usually breaks

    • Work waits on a client document
    • Two people touch the same job
    • One client, four names
  • Real Estate

    Systems integration, software and technical advisory for Australian real estate agencies, connecting sales, property management, trust, listings and portals so the same person is not lost between them.

    Where the work usually breaks

    • One person, four records
    • Three contacts from one enquiry
    • Approved applicants are re-keyed

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