A Melbourne B2B IT partner helping Australian SMEs since October 2017.
KEEYAS INFOTEK PTY LTD was established in October 2017. We provide software development, IT consulting, cloud migration, web and mobile development, and data analytics to Australian small and mid-sized businesses.
Every engineer and consultant is based in or around Melbourne and works Australian business hours (AEST). We take on a small number of clients at a time.
Our typical client is an Australian business with between 5 and 150 staff, $2m–$50m in annual revenue, and at least one of the following frustrations:
We have worked with wholesale distributors, independent health clinics, agricultural logistics companies, retail and e-commerce operators, and professional services firms.
Our services cover the full lifecycle of business technology:
We build on established technology — Python, .NET, React, PostgreSQL, AWS and Azure — and hand over the source code and documentation on completion.
If a $29/month SaaS subscription solves your problem, we recommend it instead of a $50,000 build.
You see working software every week during the build, before the final launch.
On final payment, the custom source code, database schema and documentation transfer to your business.
We build to the Privacy Act 1988 and the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme: encryption, access control, audit logs, and data retention rules.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We will listen to where your IT is hurting and tell you whether we can help.
Book a Free ConsultationAustralian businesses with 5–150 staff and $2m–$50m in annual revenue, usually with at least one of these: a legacy system that should have been retired, SaaS tools that don't talk to each other, an off-the-shelf package they have outgrown, or no in-house IT person.
Yes. Every engineer and consultant is based in or around Melbourne and works Australian business hours (AEST).
Deliberately few. We keep our client list small so we know your systems, your team and your growth plans — and so we can start new engagements quickly instead of overloading existing engineers.