We support businesses across a lot of industries. These three we know well enough to anticipate the questions — the audit that is coming, the system that cannot go down, and the regulator behind both.
Growing, packing and distribution run to a season and a customer’s delivery window. The technology has to survive dust, cold, night shifts and a workforce that triples in February.
Food safety schemes such as HACCP, SQF and FSSC 22000 all rely on records being complete, attributable and retrievable. Once those records live in a system rather than a folder, the integrity of that system is part of your audit. We treat traceability data with the same retention and backup discipline as financial records — and we make sure someone can produce it during an unannounced audit, not a week later.
General practice, specialist rooms, dental, physio and allied health all share the same shape: a practice management system that is the business, and privacy obligations that do not scale down for small clinics.
Under the Privacy Act, an eligible data breach must be assessed within thirty days and notified to the OAIC and affected individuals if serious harm is likely. Thirty days sounds generous until the day it starts — and the assessment depends entirely on logs you either kept or did not. The RACGP information security standards, My Health Record participation conditions and your insurer all ask overlapping versions of the same question. We build the logging and the plan before you need them.
Accounting, legal, engineering, architecture and consulting: businesses that bill time, hold confidential client material, and move money on written instructions.
Professional bodies each have their own version of the same expectation. The ATO’s operational framework governs how practitioners access its digital services. Legal practitioners carry confidentiality and trust account obligations under state legislation. Most professional indemnity policies now ask directly about multi-factor authentication and endpoint detection. An SMB1001 Gold certificate answers most of those questionnaires in one document.
If it is a questionnaire, an audit, or a customer requirement, there is a good chance we have answered it before.
No obligation. We will tell you if you do not need us.