Built in Mildura, north-west Victoria

The admin assistant you can't afford to hire.

Quotes, scheduling, job cards and invoices into Xero — plus a compliance register that changes its own rules when a job crosses a state border. You do the trade. Spend less of Sunday on the paperwork.

No pitch, no signup form, no credit card. Just a look at it.

Six things, done properly.

Not sixty. Most job software for trades is built for companies with a hundred staff and then sold down to businesses with three. This is the other way round.

Customers and sites

Every job, quote, invoice and certificate hangs off the site it happened at — not off a name in a phone.

Quoting from your price list

Build a quote off your own prices, send it as a PDF, turn it into a job when it's accepted.

Scheduling

Who's where, this week. Drag a job to another day and it keeps its duration.

Job cards on the phone

Notes, photos, materials, time and a signature. Keeps working with no signal and sends when it comes back.

Invoicing into Xero

Invoice off the job, push it to Xero. GST computed once per document, cents not floats.

The certificate register

Every compliance certificate, its deadline, and whether it's been lodged. The reason this exists.

The rules change at the border. Most software doesn't.

Plenty of job apps will store a compliance certificate. What none of them do is work out which certificate, when it's due, who it goes to and what it costs — from the address of the job. Cross a state line and all four change. Here that's in the data, not in your head.

Mildura one day, Wentworth the next

A job's rules come from where the work happened, not where your office is. Thirty days and one certificate on this side of the river; seven days and a different one on the other. You don't set anything.

You can't invoice past a missing certificate

A job that needs a certificate can't be marked invoiced while the certificate is outstanding. Overriding it takes a reason, and the reason is recorded.

Where the rules are actually built in

We'd rather tell you exactly what's done and what isn't than say "all states" and let you find out.

TradeStatesStatus
ElectricalVIC and NSWBuilt in
PlumbingVIC and NSWBuilt in
Electrical & plumbingQLD, SA, WA, TAS, NT, ACTResearched, not switched on
Every other tradeTell us and we'll build it

We've researched the certificate rules, deadlines and lodgement costs for all eight jurisdictions and written them down. Six aren't switched on yet because two of them need the certificate model changed first, and we'd rather do that once than twice.

We'll tell you what we haven't checked.

Every compliance rule in here carries its source, the date somebody verified it, and — where we couldn't confirm something — the number to ring. Where a state isn't fully verified, the product says so rather than guessing. Software that quietly makes something up about a deadline is worse than software that admits it doesn't know.

Every rule shows its working

Where the deadline came from, when it was last checked, and how confident we are. If a rule changes and we haven't caught up, you'll see that too.

Your data is yours

Every list exports to CSV — customers, jobs, quotes, invoices, certificates. Not because a regulator makes us. Because it's your business, and leaving should be as easy as arriving.

Who's behind it

Sunraysia AI, in Mildura. We build software for regional Australian businesses, and we use AI to do it. That's the only reason an operation this small can offer what's on this page.

Here's what it actually bought. The compliance rules in this product come from reading the legislation in every state and territory — which certificate each one requires, when the deadline starts running, who it gets lodged with, and what it costs. Every fact is graded: verified against a primary source, or researched but not yet confirmed. Where there's a gap we've written down who to ring to close it, and the product won't tell you a state is ready until it is.

Those rules move, and faster than you'd think. South Australia's were a fortnight from expiring when we checked them. New South Wales replaced its entire lodgement channel on 1 July. Keeping up with that used to need a compliance department.

AI does the reading. The judgement about what to build — and the responsibility when something's wrong — stays with a person you can ring.

One price. Everything in it.

Every subscriber gets every feature we build, now and in future. No tiers. No paid add-ons. Nothing held back for a bigger plan.

Flat monthly fee
Being finalised
One fee for the business, billed monthly.
  • Every feature, current and future
  • No job cap and no per-user charge
  • Compliance rules for your trade and state
  • Xero sync included
  • We'll move your data across for you
  • Export everything, any time, in one click

Ring and ask — the number's below and it's a real one.

Which trade should we build next?

Electrical and plumbing are done. The next one gets built because enough people asked for it, so this is a genuine vote rather than a survey. One click, no email needed.

Click one and it opens an email with your vote already written — just send it. Something not on the list? Tell us what you do.

We'll publish the running tally here once there are enough votes to be worth showing.

Have a look at it.

Ten minutes on the phone with the screen shared, or I'll come to your yard if you're near Mildura.

Ring Mark

0407 463 716

Weekdays, and most evenings. If I don't pick up I'm under someone's house — leave a message and I'll call back.

hello@chargehand.com.au

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