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Siggy goes commercial
Free for five envelopes a month, paid plans from ten dollars, identity checks and SMS as add-ons. Siggy is now a product with customers, and a marketing program to match.
Atif Mahmood · 5 min read
Why Axiom Data exists, what we are building, and what working inside Australian Government procurement teaches a small practitioner-led firm that insists on building things itself. See the products in our case studies and the roles on our careers board.
At the end of September our recruitment CRM provider terminated our agreement with immediate effect. Twelve days later we were running on a system we had written ourselves, with a public careers board on our own domain.
Atif Mahmood · 7 min read →
Free for five envelopes a month, paid plans from ten dollars, identity checks and SMS as add-ons. Siggy is now a product with customers, and a marketing program to match.
Atif Mahmood · 5 min read
The most useful thing a labour-hire seller can do for a candidate is tell them early that a role is not for them. Here is how we decide, and why we are stricter than the RFQ.
Atif Mahmood · 6 min read
We built an electronic-signature tool for one accounting practice because the mainstream platforms were expensive and vague about compliance. Then other practices asked for it.
Atif Mahmood · 7 min read
Hundreds of ICT labour-hire requests a year, each with its own criteria, clearance rule, character limit and deadline. Responding well is a discipline, and this is the one we settled on.
Atif Mahmood · 7 min read
Our case-study gallery is not a portfolio of client work. It is a set of products we built for ourselves, so that when we say we can build something, you can go and use it.
Atif Mahmood · 6 min read
Ontology Analytics was registered in 2021 as a vehicle for one person's contracting. Axiom Data is what it became once we stopped treating it that way.
Atif Mahmood · 7 min read
Government does not have an advice problem. It has an execution problem. We started Axiom Data because the people recommending systems to agencies had, too often, never built one.
Atif Mahmood · 6 min read