Two staff members talking through their admin workload at a workshop table

The admin your office does by hand can do itself.

Quoting, purchase order chasing, supplier forms, follow-up emails, the monthly numbers. Most of it follows the same steps every time, which is exactly what AI automation is for. We build it, and you own it.

$250k
of admin cost removed at Better Looking Shutters
Doubled
revenue at Better Looking Shutters, on the same admin team
2 people
run a seven-figure business at Shimicoat, admin handled behind them

Measured across the twelve months after go-live against the prior year, from the client's own accounts. Read the full Better Looking Shutters case study.

Which admin jobs can be automated?

The repetitive ones: preparing quotes, raising and chasing purchase orders, filling supplier and compliance forms, sending follow-ups, moving data between systems and pulling together the monthly numbers. If a job follows the same steps most of the time, it is a candidate.

None of this work was ever in anyone's job description. It arrived one small task at a time: the quote typed out from the enquiry, the PO chased from memory, the same company details keyed into the fifth supplier portal this month, the stats assembled by hand because the database cannot do it. One job at a time, none of it looks worth fixing. Added up, it is often a full-time salary or more.

The admin pile, and what an automation does with it
Job in your officeWhat the automation does
QuotingPrepares the quote from the enquiry, ready to check and send
Purchase ordersRaises them and chases them so nothing is forgotten
Supplier and client formsFills the repetitive paperwork from details it already has
Follow-up emailsChases every open quote and unpaid invoice, on time, every time
Monthly stats and reportsPulls the numbers together and drafts the report
Re-typing between systemsMoves the data itself, without the copy and paste
No one was hired to re-type things between systems. It just crept into everyone's day. Take it out, and you can feel the difference across a whole office.
Kristian, Director, Scalify

What does automating admin actually look like?

Look at Better Looking Shutters, a WA roller shutter manufacturer. We automated the office work behind their sales and admin, and the business doubled its revenue on the same admin team, taking around $250,000 of admin cost out along the way.

Or Shimicoat, where two people run a seven-figure industrial coatings business because the enquiries, quotes and follow-ups are handled behind them. Different businesses, same mechanism: the repetitive office work runs itself, and the people spend their day on work that needs a person. We built both from our office in Ardross, Perth, and we do the same for businesses across WA and the rest of Australia.

Which admin should stay with people?

The exceptions and the judgement calls: the complaint that needs a careful reply, the negotiation, the decision about a customer who is over their credit limit, anything where the relationship is the point. Automation clears the routine so your people have time for exactly that work, done properly.

Do you own what we build?

Yes. You own everything we build. Fixed price or monthly, no lock-in. It runs with the systems you already have, and it stays yours whether or not we ever do another job together.

How we build it

No big-bang project. We start with the job that pays back fastest and grow from there.

We find where the time goes

A short, honest look at your office to see which repetitive jobs cost the most time and money. Usually two or three stand out immediately.

We automate the worst one first

The job with the biggest payback goes first, built around your existing systems and live in weeks rather than months, so you see the value early.

A person stays in charge

Your team oversees the automation, sees everything it does, and takes the handoffs that need judgement, with the details already gathered.

We work down the pile

Once the first job is running, we automate the next, and the office gets its day back one job at a time. You own all of it.

Common questions

Our data lives in spreadsheets and an old database. Is that a problem?

No, it is normal, and it is where we usually start. Spreadsheets are a rulebook for how your admin actually works. We build the automation around your existing systems: MYOB, Xero, Microsoft 365, spreadsheets and whatever industry software you already run, without making you replace anything.

Do we need new software for our team to learn?

No. The automation works behind the tools you already use. Your team keeps working the way they know, and the repetitive parts stop landing on their desk.

How long before we see results?

The first automation is typically live in weeks, not months, because we start with a single job with a clear payback rather than a big project. You see it working before you commit to more.

Does this work at 50 or 500 staff?

Yes. A 300-person company's quoting desk is still a five-person team, and admin runs in pockets like that across every department. We pilot in one department, prove the number, then expand. The size of the company changes the rollout, not the mechanics.

What happens to our data?

Your data stays in your own systems and accounts. We build on OpenAI, Anthropic and Microsoft models under business terms, which means your data is not used to train public models. The full detail is on our security page.

Updated 6 July 2026

Which admin job would you hand over first?

Tell us where the repetitive work is piling up. We will show you what could do itself, in plain language, with no pitch.