The final say
stays with you.
Named people approve the messages, filings, payments and record changes that require judgement or carry consequences.
Your name sits under the work. Our AI workflows handle the chasing, reading, matching and drafting, then stop for your decision.
Named Stop Points.Published prices.Yours to keep.
When a client email, filing, payment or advice carries your name, AI should prepare the work and show you the full context. You make the decision using your professional judgement.
We map the real process, mark where it must stop and give every uncertain result a route back to a person.
See how we work ↗Pick a process. Run the example.
See where your team stays in charge.
Collect the documents, check what's missing and prepare a clear summary. Your team signs off before the record is updated.
Illustrative demo with fictional records. No live client data or external actions.
Four safeguards.
Designed into every workflow.
Named people approve the messages, filings, payments and record changes that require judgement or carry consequences.
Missing data, uncertain outputs and broken connections have a defined route. Pause, retry or hand the item to a person.
The input, suggestion, reviewer and outcome are recorded to make a later question answerable.
You keep the workflow map, approval register, logging design and recovery procedure, along with your accounts and access.
A typical document collection process,
before and after a considered workflow.
Your team carries the process in their heads.
The process carries the work to your team.
Pick one task your team repeats. A few minutes can become a meaningful amount of capacity.
Let's test the assumptions ↗That's 8 hours each week
for work that needs a person.
Illustrative estimate: repetitions × minutes × selected reduction × 46 working weeks. Excludes implementation time. Actual capacity depends on the process and human review required.
Published prices exclude GST.
A fixed scope before a build.
Find the work worth changing, and a clear first step for your team.
Credited in full against a build commissioned within 90 days.
One valuable process, connected to the systems and people who own it.
Typical delivery: 3–4 weeks after scope is agreed.
Join up the work across your team, from the first input to the final handover.
Workflow count, integrations and delivery agreed in a fixed scope.
A dedicated application designed around the way your business works.
Features, running costs and delivery agreed before the build.
Every service includes 15 days of support after implementation or handover.
Monitoring, break-fix response, monthly reporting and agreed change hours. Month to month, with 30 days’ notice.
See the care plan ↗All amounts are in AUD and exclude GST. Third-party subscriptions and usage charges are separate.
Full pricing and FAQs ↗MDX Labs grew from accounting practice experience. Its founder is a practising Chartered Accountant and registered tax agent who knows what it means to sign off on the work.
We start with the real process: the messy inbox, the missing document, the exception only one person knows how to handle. Then we build a system your people can understand and run.
Meet MDX Labs ↗Usually, the aim is to connect what you already use. The audit checks what your tools support, where the gaps are and whether a change would actually help.
We'll say so. The audit still gives you a written map of the work, a ranked set of opportunities and a roadmap you own. A decision not to build can be a useful result.
We agree review gates, validation checks and failure paths during scoping. Uncertain or incomplete work is routed to a person. AI output is not treated as a final decision just because it was generated.
You own the accounts, access, documentation and workflows we hand over. During scoping, we agree which tools handle your data, who can access it and what must be retained.
Third-party subscriptions and usage charges are separate from our build fee. We identify the expected tools and running costs before you commit to the build.
Yes. One well-chosen process is often a sensible place to start. It lets your team learn the system and evaluate the result before connecting more of the business.
We'll help you find the first useful change.
A 30-minute conversation. A clear next step.