Business automation for Australian businesses
Find out what your business can automate, then build it so it keeps running after I leave.
How many hours does your team lose every week?
The audit maps how work actually moves through your business and measures the time spent on each repetitive task. You see the hours before you spend a cent on building.
Illustrative example of an automation audit. Your audit uses your real numbers.
Automate what pays back first
Every task is ranked by impact and effort. Quick wins go first, so the first automation pays for the next one.
What you have, what you need, what you can cancel
The audit can be bought on its own. You get a clear report and decide what to do next.
Do they still work?
Every automation you already run, checked: is it still needed, is it reliable, can it be improved?
What should be automated?
The repetitive tasks still done by hand, measured in hours per week and ranked by payback.
What are you paying for?
Every software subscription reviewed: what you use, what overlaps and what you can cancel.
From audit to a system your team owns
Automation audit
Process map, hours lost per task and a ranked list of what to automate.
week 1 to 2Tools and subscriptions
The apps you already pay for come first. Anything you don't need goes on the cancel list.
cost checkBuild and test
Workflows built, tested with real data and connected to your tools.
with alertsHandover
Built in your accounts, documented and explained, so your team can run and edit it.
you stay in controlBuilt for you to own, not to keep you dependent.
Every automation, AI setup and system I build lives in your accounts, is documented in plain English and can be edited by your team. If you want to take it in-house later, you can.
Your logins, your data
Everything is set up in tools your business owns. Nothing sits in an account only I can open.
Written in plain English
What each piece does, what triggers it and how to change it, in a document your team keeps.
Your team can change it
When your business changes, your team can edit the automation or prompt themselves. Or ask me.
Questions people ask
What can a business automate?
Almost anything repetitive. How far it goes depends on the apps your business uses, how they connect and how complex each process is. That is why every project starts with an audit: it shows what can be automated in your business, what is worth it and what pays back first.
Do you review the automations and subscriptions we already have?
Yes. The audit checks the automations you already run, whether they still do their job and how they can be improved, and every software subscription you pay for, so you know which tools you need and which you can cancel.
How much time can automation save?
A lot, depending on the automation. One well-built automation can remove hours of manual work every week, every week of the year. The audit measures it task by task, so you see the expected saving before anything is built.
Will I depend on you to change anything later?
No. Everything is built inside your own accounts and documented in plain English, so your team can see it, edit it and change it. You keep full control, with or without me.
What happens when an automation breaks?
Every automation I build has error alerts and written documentation, so someone on your team knows what it does and how to fix it. Maintenance plans include monitoring and fixes if you prefer that I look after it.
How much does business automation cost?
It depends on the number of automations and how complex they are. The audit comes first, and you get a fixed quote for the build before any work starts.