Solutions
HeyMi, Data Mi and Mi are independent. Each one solves a different problem, each one works on its own, and there is no order to buy them in. They connect where it adds value.
Your business’s private AI.
AI your people can use on the company’s own numbers, contracts and documents. It runs on our servers in Australia, so nobody has to decide whether a question is safe to ask.
Better data. Ready for what’s next.
We clean, match and reshape business data, then turn that work into a process that runs again next month. You keep the process.
See what matters. Know what to do. Make sure it happens.
Mi reads business performance continuously, works out what has moved and why, recommends what to do, and keeps the follow-up visible until somebody has done it.
On sale today
The two solutions you can buy today. Most businesses start with whichever problem is loudest, and a fair number end up running both.
| HeyMi | Data Mi | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A private AI your people ask questions of. | Process work that fixes and reshapes data. |
| Who uses it day to day | Managers, commercial, finance, operations. | Nobody. It runs, and reports what it could not decide. |
| What you get | Answers, drafts, comparisons and analysis. | Clean output, and a process you keep and rerun. |
| When it starts paying | Weeks. The first hard question it answers well. | The second time the process runs without anybody. |
| Typical trigger | People are pasting company work into public AI. | An ERP migration, or a file rebuilt by hand monthly. |
Mi
HeyMi answers the questions you ask. Data Mi makes the information underneath them trustworthy. Mi watches without being asked, and tells you what needs attention before somebody thinks to look.
Mi is independent of HeyMi and Data Mi. Existing data problems are worth understanding before Mi starts, because they affect what it can interpret, but that is a conversation rather than a prerequisite purchase. Use what you need. Connect them where it adds value.
How the three fit togetherTalk to us
Describe the problem. We will tell you which of the three helps, or that none of them does, which happens often enough to be worth saying.