The work patterns we automate — messy supplier emails, manual cross-referencing, the same job costed three different ways — turn up in every small business, not just the six below. These are the examples we see most; the capability is the same whatever you do.
Every business here can engage any of our four capabilities. These two are where the work goes deepest — a regulated record built the way a reviewer needs it, and a vertical product for a trade that quotes from plans.
Regulated practices
Allied health · Finance · Legal · NDIS
In a regulated field, 'where does our data go' is a purchase-blocking question. We build the record the regulator actually requires — AHPRA record-keeping, Medicare and DVA claim prep, NDIS reporting — not a summary of it, with a confidence-gated review queue and an audit trail an insurer or regulator will accept.
Pattern we'd build. A compliance-record automation that turns your messy inputs into the exact record a reviewer needs, held for a person's tick before anything is filed. Runs AU-resident by default; overseas processing stays off unless you sign a consent record that names that one workflow, and revoking it snaps that workflow straight back to AU-resident.
If your trade quotes from measurements or plans and no off-the-shelf product fits, the vertical software you need probably doesn't exist yet. We build it — the SlabLogic pattern re-pointed at your trade, one design partner at a time, priced against your own book rather than a per-seat subscription.
Pattern we'd build. The vertical product programme: one purpose-built estimating product a year, run with a design partner before general availability, with Price-book intelligence — your price book, applied automatically to any quote input — as the reusable piece. SlabLogic itself is launching soon with concreters; your trade could be next.
Common patterns, shown by where we see them most — not a closed list. The capability stays the same; the example workflow changes. Your industry isn't here? The pattern probably still fits.
Tradies running family operations outgrow the spreadsheet-and-shoebox stack fast — quoting, scheduling, and compliance paperwork no off-the-shelf product quite fits. SlabLogic is our proof of the pattern: concrete-estimating software built for Australian concreters, launching soon. Build the equivalent for your trade and you own the code and the data — not a per-seat subscription.
Pattern we'd build. A purpose-built estimating and job-tracking tool for your trade — plans in (PDF, DWG, JPG), structured takeoff out, materials and labour priced against your own rates, with an audit trail on every revision. SlabLogic cut residential concrete quoting from hours to under 30 minutes for its design partner, and is launching soon; the same pattern re-points at your trade.
Family-run shops competing with chain-store budgets get crushed on the silent admin — supplier price-list updates, multi-channel listings, customer follow-ups that sit in a notebook. Built by a founder with 20+ years on the supplier side of retail fit-outs.
Pattern we'd build. Watch the supplier inbox, parse the latest price-list email, propose POS updates against your margin rules, hold for tick-and-flick approval before anything reaches your shelves or marketplaces.
Professional services win work on credibility — but the site says 'consultancy' over three bullet points, and LinkedIn goes quiet the moment a client emergency hits. The pipeline dries up three months later. Looking the part isn't vanity here; it's how the next client finds you.
Pattern we'd build. A fast, multi-page authority site with a built-in content engine — the same stack as the site you're reading. Plus a social loop that drafts a LinkedIn version of each insight post for one-click approval, so the channel that actually brings the work stays alive without becoming a second job.
Physios · Psychs · Dentists · Vet clinics · GP practices
Multi-clinician practices carry a compliance load the front desk was never meant to hold — AHPRA record-keeping, Medicare and DVA claim prep, NDIS reporting, all needing to hold up if an insurer or regulator asks to see it. We build the record itself, with a confidence-gated review queue and an audit trail a reviewer will accept.
Pattern we'd build. A compliance-record automation that turns intake, notes and claim inputs into the exact record the regulator requires, held for a clinician's tick before it's filed. AU-resident by default; overseas processing stays off unless you sign a consent record naming that one workflow, and revoking it snaps that workflow straight back to AU-resident.
Owner-operator factories live on supplier emails — price changes, ETA updates, back-orders. The production manager reads each one, decides whether it affects an open job, then walks out to tell whoever needs to know. Real cost: the things that don't get walked out on time.
Pattern we'd build. An agent reads each supplier email, cross-references the open job list, identifies which jobs are affected, and posts structured updates ('Job #4471 — M12 bolts delayed 4 days, affects Friday's assembly') into the existing whiteboard channel.
In-house finance teams · Project-flow dashboards · Reconciliation processes
In-house finance and ops teams own the boring matching work — bank-statement reconciliation, intercompany matching, project-flow status that lives in three spreadsheets. The reliable wins are the ones nobody wants to do twice.
Pattern we'd build. An agent ingests bank statements + intercompany ledgers daily, matches transactions against expected entries, flags mismatches into a review queue. The finance team confirms; the AI does the typing.
These six are where we see the patterns most often, not a closed door. If your business has repetitive admin that follows a predictable pattern — quotes, reconciliations, supplier emails, intake forms — the underlying capability is the same, and the conversation is worth having. We'll tell you honestly if there's a fit.
Two places we go deepest: regulated practices, where we build the record a reviewer will accept and keep inference AU-resident by default; and trades that quote from plans, where we build the vertical product your trade doesn't have yet.
Common questions about industry-specific engagements.
Are these capabilities different per industry?
The capability is the same — ingest messy input, produce structured output, take action on rules you set. What changes is the example workflow and the integrations. The discipline of fixed-price, AU-hosted, audit-ready delivery is constant.
Do you work with multi-industry businesses (e.g. a builder who also has a hire arm)?
Yes. We scope per workflow, not per industry. If you have two distinct admin pains in two different parts of your business, we'd typically tackle them as separate Build engagements — each one's value is easier to measure that way.
Where can I read about the engagement model and pricing?
We're in a regulated field — where does our data actually go?
Your workflows run AU-resident by default — that's the setting, not an add-on, and it needs no opt-in. It can be overridden for one specific workflow only, and only through a consent record you sign that names that workflow. There is no global switch. Revoke the consent and that workflow snaps straight back to AU-resident. For allied health, finance, legal and NDIS operators, this isn't a cost — it's why the answer to 'where does our data go' is one you can hand to a reviewer. See Compliance-record automation.
My trade quotes from plans and nothing off the shelf fits — can you build the product?
That's the vertical product programme: one purpose-built estimating product a year, the SlabLogic pattern re-pointed at your trade and run with a design partner before general availability. Price-book intelligence — your price book, applied automatically to any quote input — is the reusable piece underneath it. SlabLogic itself is launching soon with concreters; your trade could be next. See the vertical product programme.
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