Custom software, built around the job.

• Workflow automation: customer intake, jobs, enquiries, quoting and status tracking.
• Supplier and purchasing: sourcing, supplier comparison, landed cost and purchasing workflows.
• A customer-facing website with its own intake pathway.
• Adaptive multilingual voice for customer-facing and business workflows.
• Optional Tax Automation, which brings a typical package to about A$26,000, subject to final configuration.

A$3,000 initial deposit for systems around the A$26,000 level. Final scope, integrations and industry-specific compliance requirements are confirmed before deployment. Tax outputs remain subject to review and applicable professional or regulatory requirements.

• Parts sourcing and supplier comparison: customer and vehicle intake, part identification, supplier offers, landed-cost comparison and quoting.
• Replacement-part reconstruction: evidence-led dimensional reconstruction, with verified and inferred measurements kept separate, and 3D manufacturing preparation.
• Visual design for customisation projects and an approved aftermarket catalogue for repeatable products.
• Adaptive multilingual voice for customers and staff.
• Customer website: intake, vehicle details, enquiries, photo submission and quote pathways.
• Tax Automation included: real-time transaction categorisation, configurable tax and GST rules, tax-position estimates, an audit trail and accountant-ready handover.

About 130 hours of project scope at A$200/hour. A$3,000 initial deposit; the balance of about A$23,000 is tied to the agreed scope and delivery milestones. Target delivery is about 5 to 7 business days from receipt of the deposit and all required information, subject to final scope, integrations, approvals and testing. Tax outputs support business administration and accountant review; they don't replace professional tax advice or legally required registered services. Safety-sensitive automotive work remains subject to appropriate engineering, manufacturing and regulatory validation.

• Part intake and reconstruction: vessel, component, measurements, photographs and available technical evidence.
• Custom components such as dashboard consoles, hatches, vents, bait-board parts, interior fittings and other suitable non-critical parts.
• Material choices that account for UV, moisture, salt, temperature, chemical contact and real service conditions.
• A local micro-factory workflow: verify dimensions, prepare manufacture, quote, produce and catalogue, with less reliance on expensive freight.
• Marine supplier records, material purchasing, a repeat-part catalogue, quotes and job tracking.

Safety boundary: hull-structural, load-bearing, fuel, steering, electrical, pressure and other safety-sensitive applications require qualified engineering, testing and regulatory approval. Available with the common Harmony Business foundation and optional Tax Automation.

• Machine and component intake: make, model, serial references, part numbers, photographs, measurements, damage and urgency.
• Suppliers are searched first. If a part can't be sourced, the job moves into evidence-led reconstruction and manufacture.
• Reconstruction of suitable non-critical parts such as cabin panels, covers, guards, housings, seed-drill components, knobs and ducts.
• A downtime view that puts urgency, availability, freight, lead times and local manufacturing options side by side.
• An agricultural supplier profile with quoting, customer history and catalogue functions.

Safety boundary: braking, steering, hydraulics, lifting, guarding, high-load structural parts and other safety-critical machinery components require qualified engineering and applicable compliance approval.

• Visual project intake: logos, drawings, photographs, dimensions, mounting needs, site conditions and brand specifications.
• Large-format geometry for dimensional logos, lettering, shopfront fittings and decorative elements, segmented where required.
• Customer visualisation of size, finish, placement and design options before anything is approved for manufacture.
• Outdoor material profiles for UV, weather, heat, mounting and expected service life.
• One workflow from enquiry and costing through quote, approval, manufacture and a repeat-product catalogue.

Compliance boundary: structural facade elements, fire-rated systems, overhead installations and regulated building components remain subject to qualified design, engineering and building approvals.

• Site and measurement intake: openings, equipment references, available space, photographs and installation constraints.
• Design support for transitions, plenums, adapters, manifolds and complex connectors.
• Manufacturing-route selection: additive, sheet-metal or other methods, rather than forcing every part into 3D printing.
• Enquiry, measurements, materials, costing, quoting, approval, job status and repeat designs, all linked.
• An HVAC supplier profile for equipment, ducting, insulation, fittings and fabrication sources.

Compliance boundary: fire, smoke, pressure, structural, refrigerant, electrical and regulated building-system requirements remain subject to the relevant qualified trades, engineers, testing and approvals.

• Original miniatures and accessories from concept to production: characters, creatures, vehicles, bases, markers, movement trays and objective pieces.
• Modular terrain and scenery, with scale and connection rules stored for each product family.
• Custom commissions that capture scale, theme, dimensions, references, quantity and finish, then move through approval and quote.
• A print-profile library validated for each material and production process.
• A catalogue with variants, bundles, pricing, customer orders and production records.

Designed for original, licensed or otherwise authorised designs. Customer-supplied references don't grant rights to reproduce protected characters, logos, miniatures or commercial designs.

• Product families at common or customer-defined scales, from one approved master design where geometry allows.
• Evidence-led reconstruction from photographs, permitted drawings, measurements and historical sources, with documented and inferred details kept separate.
• Multipart kit preparation: segmentation, locating features, connection points, bases and production notes.
• Accessories and scenery: wheels, interiors, display stands, railway structures, trackside objects and diorama components.
• Repeat-sale catalogue products alongside bespoke orders, each with its own brief, quote and approval.

Intended for original, licensed, public-domain or otherwise authorised products and references. It doesn't assume a right to copy protected commercial kits, characters or branded designs.

• Original statues, ornaments, planters, address markers, plaques and edging features.
• Personalisation of dimensions, names, lettering, motifs, textures and mounting before approval.
• Materials matched to UV, rain, temperature, chemical and mechanical exposure.
• Larger pieces split into manufacturable sections, with assembly and finishing recorded.
• Size and finish variants for retail, alongside custom commissions.

Safety boundary: structural, load-bearing, electrical, water-pressure or other regulated outdoor components require the appropriate engineering, trade and compliance verification.

• Stylised statues or keepsakes based on authorised photographs of the customer, family, friends or pets.
• Original house styles (anime-inspired, fantasy, science fiction, medieval, wedding, musician, caricature, pet and commemorative) without copying protected characters.
• Choose pose, clothing concept, accessories, base, name, date, dedication, size and finish, then approve a preview.
• One customer journey from photo intake and consent through payment, approval, production, packaging and delivery.
• With the customer's permission, later variants such as anniversaries, family sets or replacement prints.

Customer photographs and likeness data are private project material and never become a public catalogue asset. The workflow requires permission from the people depicted and keeps original-style products separate from unlicensed characters, costumes, logos and brands.

• Configured for your industry: products, materials, manufacturing, suppliers, customer workflows and safeguards.
• Enquiries, projects, sourcing, quotes, product development and catalogue in one system.
• Manufacturing and quality controls, with professional or regulatory review kept where it's required.
• The modules above are examples, not a closed list. New industries can be assessed and developed.

Appropriate safety, compliance, professional-review and intellectual-property boundaries are configured for the intended industry and application.

• Configurable transaction categories, with uncertain items held for human review rather than forced into a tax treatment.
• GST and tax-position support with configurable rules, effective dates and tax-reserve estimates.
• Versioned rule history, so earlier transactions are assessed under the rules for their period.
• An audit trail of inputs, classifications, exceptions and review decisions.
• Structured handover for your accountant, BAS agent or tax agent.
• Available on its own or built into any business module.

Final price subject to configuration. Tax Automation is an administrative and decision-support tool. Final tax treatment remains subject to your circumstances, current law and any professional or registered-agent requirements that apply.