Beef & agribusiness supply chain
Livestock agents, transporters, rural suppliers and producers. Load scheduling, livestock records, client portals and automation that connects the yard, the truck and the office without triple entry.
Rockhampton
Rockhampton is the services hub of Central Queensland: three million head of cattle in the surrounding region, two major processors, a university headquarters, a defence training expansion, and the trades, transport and professional firms that hold it all together.
Those businesses run on logistics, records and follow-up — which makes them software businesses whether they think of it that way or not. I build that software from the Gold Coast: web apps, CRMs, automation and integrations, on fixed quotes with weekly demos.
From saleyard to processor to export dock, cattle country moves on paperwork: NVDs, weights, loads, payments. Systems that capture data once at the yard or in the truck — and carry it through to the invoice — remove the re-typing that eats whole afternoons.
Rocky is a seven-hour drive from the Gold Coast, so let’s be honest: this is a remote engagement, and it runs like all my remote engagements — a fixed written quote, working software on a private staging link every week, and a standing call where you steer. Most of my clients never need me in the room.
Regional businesses know the pain of systems that leave when a key person does. Everything I ship is documented and lives in your accounts from day one, so the next hire — or the next developer — picks it up without archaeology.
Livestock agents, transporters, rural suppliers and producers. Load scheduling, livestock records, client portals and automation that connects the yard, the truck and the office without triple entry.
Central Queensland runs on road trains and regional freight. Dispatch boards, driver apps, maintenance schedules and proof-of-delivery workflows that replace the two-way radio spreadsheet system.
Workshops and contractors servicing stations, industry and the Ring Road build. Job cards, asset service histories, quoting and compliance records in one system that works from the ute.
Rockhampton’s clinics, and the accounting and law firms that service half of Central Queensland, run on admin. Integrations and internal tools that hand the paperwork to software.
Two things: you brief the actual engineer, not a salesperson — and the quote is fixed in writing before work begins. What you own at the end is different too: the code, infrastructure and documentation are in your accounts, so you’re never locked into me.
No — it rules out the wrong software. Offline-capable apps capture data in the yard or on the road and sync when coverage returns. That constraint shapes the build from day one; it’s a normal part of regional projects.
No pitch, no jargon — an engineer’s honest read on your problem. If custom software isn’t the answer, you’ll hear that too. Call +61 448 274 028 or email hello@qld.engineering