Self-service tools to explore AI readiness, check compliance, and discover automation opportunities — no commitment required.
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Identify process bottlenecks, communication gaps, and automation opportunities in under 5 minutes. Self-service, no login required.
Start FreeAnswer 4 questions. Get an instant, DTA (Digital Transformation Agency)-framework-aligned answer on whether your deployment needs a formal impact assessment — with cost and timeline estimate. No email required.
Start AssessmentScan a live AI system against the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications — prompt injection, excessive agency, sensitive data exposure, and more. Returns severity ratings, CVE references and quick wins.
Via MCPCheck if a procurement opportunity is eligible under the Indigenous Procurement Policy. Accessible via the check_ipp_eligibility MCP tool.
Free discovery conversation with Christopher. Map your programs and identify where AI adds the most value.
Book NowThe five-step framework for becoming the AI person your organisation needs — drawn from IBM's 2026 CEO Survey.
Get the GuideOur full solution proposal in a standalone, print-ready format — engagement ladder, roadmap and pricing approach.
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We use a lot of acronyms because the sector does. Here they all are, in plain language.
The Commonwealth rules that let Indigenous-owned businesses compete for government work. Buying from AAAIBiz counts toward your Indigenous procurement targets.
A community-controlled health service. Usually the first organisation we build for, because their programs carry the heaviest reporting burden.
The Commonwealth agency whose impact-assessment framework our assessments are aligned to. Its guidance sets what government expects of AI in procurement.
The industry body that publishes the Top 10 risks for AI systems. Our security audits scan against its LLM-specific list — prompt injection, excessive agency, data exposure.
The open standard that lets AI systems call our services directly. It is how an AI agent can check IPP eligibility or pull our pricing without a human in the loop.
The Commonwealth's AI governance rules for agencies, in two waves — 15 June 2026 and December 2026. Every Commonwealth entity must meet them. That is the compliance deadline our audit works back from.
The aged care scheme for reporting serious incidents to the regulator. Priority 1 within 24 hours, Priority 2 within 30 days. The clock starts when the incident is recorded.
The monthly data file aged care providers submit to the Department of Health. Many still assemble it by hand in a spreadsheet every month.
The national home care program. Providers claim against it and report against it, with a monthly data return due by the 14th.
The two national data sets ACCHOs report against: service-level indicators (January and July) and an online services report (July).
The National Residential Tenancy Support Housing program and the CHRIS portal that housing providers submit compliance returns through. Dwelling details must be updated within 5 days of acquisition.
The national disability funding scheme. Plan budgets, service agreements and reportable incidents all have to be tracked and evidenced.
Programmatic access to AAAIBiz service information. Agents can discover, query, and transact without human intervention.
Official AAAIBiz documents — certification, capability statement, and company brochure. Download or share with your procurement team.
Official Supply Nation Registered Supplier certificate — verification that AAAIBiz is at least 50% Indigenous-owned.
ABN: 56 747 625 708 · Registered 31 July 2026
Two-page overview of AAAIBiz services, methodology, and the AI Policy v2.0 compliance pathway.
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Four-page company brochure covering AI compliance, custom platform building, and IPP eligibility.
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