Small tools that do one job well, for the people who keep Australian insurance, construction and WHS running — brokers, claims teams, site managers, safety consultants.
You supply the data; the tool processes it. Most are deterministic — the same input gives the same output, every time, with no AI guesswork. You pay only for what you process. No subscriptions, no seats.
Classify a workplace incident against the Australian model WHS Act notifiable-incident triggers, name the right regulator, and build a register-ready entry.
View on Apify →Track COI / certificate-of-currency expiry across a whole subcontractor panel; flags expired and soon-to-expire cover in a prioritised alert list.
View on Apify →Cross-check already-extracted certificate data against your renewal schedule, field by field — PASS/FAIL with the exact mismatches listed.
View on Apify →Collate photos, invoices and reports into a structured, assessor-ready evidence bundle — timeline, financial summary, coverage check, and SHA-256 integrity checksums.
View on Apify →Turn a batch of incident photos into a ranked review queue by damage type, zone and reviewer priority — from photo metadata, not the images themselves.
View on Apify →Reconcile insurer bordereaux and claim registers against your internal spreadsheet; flags amount mismatches beyond tolerance and every unmatched row.
View on Apify →Five ready-to-use deliverables mapping the current General Insurance Code of Practice against the 2026 redrafted Code — an obligation map, a gap checklist (PDF + editable spreadsheet), an evidence register, and a board one-pager. Based on the public consultation draft (June 2026); the final Code is pending ASIC approval and may differ. A readiness tool, not legal advice. Free update issued when the final Code is published.
Buy the pack — $79 →Secure checkout by Stripe. After payment you're taken straight to your private download page — save the link to return any time.
Built by a solo operator with an automated product factory and a human approval gate on everything that ships. The tools run on Apify's infrastructure; your data is processed in the run and isn't sent anywhere else.