Included in the quote
- Business process discovery
- Automation and integration plan
- AI-assisted document and enquiry processing
- Human review and exception handling
- Testing, team handover and agreed launch support
AI automation · Melbourne studio
We connect the tools you already use so enquiries, follow-ups and admin move on their own — with a person checking every decision that needs judgement. It starts with a free review of one workflow.
Examples
Illustrations of how a first project is scoped — not client case studies. Each one starts small, keeps a person in charge of decisions and can grow later.
| Business | What triggers it | What the automation does | What stays with a person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trades and home servicesElectricians, plumbers, builders | A quote request from the website, with photos | Pulls out the job type, suburb and urgency, creates the lead in your job or CRM tool, drafts a reply with available times and reminds you if the customer has not heard back in 48 hours | Pricing the job and sending the reply |
| NDIS providersSupport and therapy services | A referral by form or email | Summarises the support requested and the service area, files the referral, sends an acknowledgement and assigns a follow-up task | Every decision about suitability, capacity and funding |
| Cafés, venues and caterersFunctions and events | A function or catering enquiry | Extracts the date, guest numbers and budget, checks them against your rules sheet, and drafts a proposal for the manager | Confirming availability, pricing and the booking |
Scope
Every project follows the same structure, so you know what you are paying for before the build starts.
How it works
We start with one workflow that costs your team time every week. Once it runs reliably, it is easier to decide what to automate next.

Running costs
AI providers charge per token — roughly per chunk of words — so usage cost scales with how many items you process and how long they are. For most small-business volumes it is modest next to the time saved, but it is a real monthly bill, so we estimate it with you from your real volumes before you commit.
Privacy
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Honest fit
We would rather tell you now than build something you stop using.
SIX9 quotes each project after a free review of your workflow, because the price depends on how many tools connect and how many decisions are involved. For context, Australian providers publish build ranges from about A$3,000 for one or two workflows to A$15,000 and more for several connected systems. Running costs such as AI usage and software subscriptions are paid directly by you.
You describe one repetitive workflow. We map how it runs today — where work arrives, which tools it touches and which steps need a person — and reply with a written outline of what we would build, a quote for the build and an estimate of the running costs. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Only where you decide it should. By default we build AI steps to prepare summaries, categories and draft replies, and a person approves anything that commits your business or affects a customer.
Most small-business automations connect a website form or inbox to the tools you already use: email, spreadsheets, a CRM, a job or booking system, or team chat. Each connection depends on the tool offering an integration or API, so we confirm every one in writing before quoting.
Our automation work focuses on what happens after an enquiry arrives: capturing it, summarising it, routing it and following it up. If you are after a website chatbot, describe it in your brief and we will tell you honestly whether it is a good fit for us.
We recommend keeping the automation platform and AI provider accounts in your business’s name, so you control billing and access. What is handed over at the end of the project is written into the scope.
No. We are based in Melbourne and work online with businesses across Australia. Reviews, testing and handover sessions happen by video call and shared documents.
Keep exploring
Describe the task that costs your team the most time. You get a written outline, a quote and estimated running costs.
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