Mergical [YOUR PHONE]
AI and automation for Australian small business

The invoice arrives, gets coded, and lands in Xero. Nobody types it twice.

That is one workflow. So is the enquiry that arrives at 8pm on a Sunday, the quote that takes two days to go out, and the five systems that each hold a different version of the same customer. Mergical works out how your business actually runs, then automates the repetitive parts of it, one at a time.

No cost and no obligation. If automation is not the answer for your business, we will tell you that instead.

A diagram of the work. On the left, a loose pile of invoices, dockets, timesheets and purchase orders. They pass through a narrow slot in the middle. On the right they come out as a tidy ledger, each line dated, coded and filed into Xero, with one line marked for review because it did not match a purchase order.
Ask it yourself

Describe what is slow in your business.

This is the same kind of assistant we build for clients, pointed at Mergical instead of at your business. Tell it what is eating your week and it will tell you whether it is worth automating. It will also tell you when it is not.

Answers are general. Rezz gives you the specific one.

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Ring [YOUR PHONE], email hello@mergical.com.au, or use the contact form and you will get a person.

Mergical Gday. Tell me what takes up time in your business that probably should not, and I will give you a straight answer on whether automation helps. If it does not, I will say so.

01 What we do

Five things, and we do them in your existing systems.

Paperwork that files itself, enquiries answered after hours, systems that finally talk to each other, an assistant that knows your own procedures, and an audit that tells you which of those is worth doing first. No rip and replace: you keep the software your team already knows how to use.

01

Paperwork and document automation

Invoices, quotes, purchase orders, timesheets, delivery dockets and compliance forms get read, matched, coded and filed. Anything that does not match cleanly is flagged to a human rather than guessed at.

  • Xero
  • MYOB
  • QuickBooks
02

AI customer response

Website chat, email triage and routing, after-hours capture, enquiry qualification and booking capture. The enquiry that comes in at 8pm on a Sunday is still there as a real job on Monday morning.

03

Systems integration

Where we started in 2016, and still the foundation of everything else. Making the tools you already pay for talk to each other, so the same information stops being entered three times.

  • Xero
  • MYOB
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive
  • Zoho
  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365
  • Shopify and other e-commerce
  • Job management tools
04

Custom AI assistants

Grounded in your own procedures, price lists and contracts, so a new staff member can ask it what the warranty terms are instead of asking you. Answers cite the document they came from, so they can be checked.

05

AI Readiness Audit

The fixed fee way in. A map of how your business actually works, a ranked list of what is worth automating, and a costed roadmap. You own that document whether or not you continue with us.

02 How it goes

Four steps. You can stop after any of them.

  1. STEP 01

    A free 20 minute call

    You describe what is slow. We tell you honestly whether there is anything here worth doing.

    Free
  2. STEP 02

    The AI Readiness Audit

    We sit with the people doing the work and follow the job from enquiry to paid. This is the part most vendors skip.

    Fixed fee
  3. STEP 03

    A map and a costed plan

    Every workflow written down, opportunities ranked by what they are worth against what they cost. Yours to keep.

    You own the document
  4. STEP 04

    Build one, then hand it over

    We build the highest-value workflow first, train your team on it, and document it. Then we look at the next one.

    Roughly 2 to 3 weeks after the audit
03 Straight up

We are not right for everyone.

A good fit

  • 3 to 50 staff, and the owner still knows every part of the business
  • Trades and services, professional services, wholesale and distribution, e-commerce, local service businesses
  • Software you already use and do not want to throw out
  • A specific job that is eating hours every week

Not a good fit

  • Enterprises with an in-house platform team. They can build this themselves, and cheaper.
  • Anyone who wants AI because it is AI. There has to be a job it does.
  • Businesses wanting everything replaced at once. We do not work that way and it does not work.
  • Work where the judgement is the job. We automate the repetition around it, not the decision.