Platforms we work with

Platforms we work with, and how we set them up.

We work across the platforms Australian agencies and organisations already run, and we will tell you honestly when one is the wrong fit. Each page below covers what the platform is good at, what we do with it and where to start.

Whatever it runs on, we start from what people need to get done, build it so your team can run it, and stay on afterwards if you want us to.

Fair Work Commission website home page on desktop and mobile

GovCMS

Design, build, upgrades and support for GovCMS and Drupal websites, for federal agencies.

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Treasury Wine Estates brand websites (Penfolds, St Huberts and others) fanned out in perspective

Storyblok

A headless CMS with a visual editor, so your team changes the page they are looking at.

See Storyblok

ACMA’s SharePoint intranet home page, The Hub: a personal greeting, quick links and news

SharePoint

SharePoint Online intranets built around the tasks staff actually do, and ready for Copilot.

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Pathfinder work board with tasks moving from backlog through to review

Vercel

Fast Next.js front ends with previews for every change and no servers to look after.

See Vercel

The SharePoint web part picker with native web parts ticked and one ShareHub web part

Power Platform

Power Apps, Power Automate and Dynamics for casework and approvals, inside your own tenant.

See Power Platform

Wayfinder jobs-to-be-done table with importance, satisfaction and opportunity scores

Salesforce

Untangle years of Salesforce customisation, or plan a clean move off it.

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Melbourne team members lean in to review work on a laptop

Attio

A CRM set up around your own data, with your website and meetings writing to it.

See Attio

Full NFSA technical ecosystem map showing how the archive's systems connect

Workato

Integration and automation across systems that were never designed to talk to each other.

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Choosing a platform, or making the one you have work

What these platform pages cover, and how to use them.

Most organisations do not need a new platform. They need the one they already pay for to be set up around the people who use it. Each page above covers one platform we design, build and support on: what it is good at, where it struggles, what we would do with it and how an engagement usually starts.

For public websites, GovCMS suits federal agencies that want a whole-of-government platform, and Storyblok suits teams that want a visual editor and a headless front end, often hosted on Vercel. For intranets and internal workflow, SharePoint and the Power Platform work inside the Microsoft tenant you already have. For customer data, we set up Attio for teams that want a CRM they will actually keep up to date, and help teams untangle or move off Salesforce. Workato covers the integration between all of them.

If you are not sure which platform fits, a platform review compares them against criteria your own team writes, and we say plainly when the answer is to stay where you are.

Not sure which platform fits?

Tell us what you run today and what is not working. We will tell you whether the answer is a new platform or a better setup of the one you have.

Here’s some that put their trust in us

Treasury Wine Estates
Fair Work Commission
Seeing Machines
Australian Taxation Office
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New South Wales Government
Department of Home Affairs
National Film and Sound Archive
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Questacon
Australian War Memorial
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St Vincent de Paul Society
Biometix
Sport Integrity Australia
Australian Government Department of Defence
Australian Government Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts
Australian National University
SyncTech
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Australian Electoral Commission

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