Dataflow Solutions, Workflow & Automation Consultancy

Work

Things we built that are still running.

Client work is described in outcome terms, with organisations and individuals unidentified. The products below are our own, so we can show you those in full.

Delivered

For a major Australian rail operator

Nine tools across four business units, covering cost reconciliation, safety and asset compliance, capacity planning, and the scoping and reporting that maintenance work runs on.

Reconciliation Labour costing reconciliation A major Australian rail operator, project engineering services Roughly $3M in labour cost discrepancy identified and resolved Compliance Safety interaction compliance A major Australian rail operator, project engineering services Per-person visibility turned a reporting obligation into a manageable one Asset compliance Fleet servicing and compliance A major Australian rail operator, fleet and business support Servicing compliance under control, and the client asked us to extend it to heavy vehicles Capacity Resource allocation forecasting A major Australian rail operator, civil project delivery Workload modelled across a year, so peaks are seen before they arrive Reporting Production reporting consolidation A major Australian rail operator, resurfacing operations Historic production became queryable instead of buried in individual files Optimisation Automated scope generation A major Australian rail operator, resurfacing operations Scopes that capture the most defects and the highest priority ones, generated automatically Data preparation Scope condensing A major Australian rail operator, resurfacing operations A repetitive manual consolidation replaced entirely Registers Four-region defect register A major Australian rail operator, maintenance engineering One register structure, deployed across four regions on SharePoint Templates Scope document templates A major Australian rail operator, resurfacing operations Documents that are faster to produce and harder to get wrong

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