The Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) is a nonprofit organisation that promotes sustainable infrastructure through rating systems, training, advocacy, and research. As the organisation scaled across Australia and New Zealand, it became clear their internal tools couldn't keep up.

Prestige Building Removals (PBR) is a transport company from the North Island of New Zealand they transport houses new and old, all around the North Island. PBR was using monday.com for over four years, but things were getting pretty inefficient with all the manual handling of emails, documents, and job packs.

Hall & Melia Accountants is a mid-sized accounting firm based in Australia that provides arrange of accounting services to small and medium-sized businesses. The firm started using monday.com for basic KPI management, but how the platform could help them streamline their accounting processes and practice management.

Sports Model Project is a fitness coaching company that is helping women all over the world achieve their fitness goals, and improve their health and well-being through personalised training and nutrition programs. Focusing on creating a community-based approach to fitness and providing a holistic approach to training.

Cre8 Exhibits are an events design agency founded by Baeu Medina in 2009. They create bespoke designs that fit into any kind of space, including trade shows, KPop events, festivals, interior design and showrooms. They produce innovative design solutions that both communicate brand message and create brand loyalty.

CRED Consulting is a Sydney-based social planning consultancy working at the intersection of urban development and people. Their work spans parks, libraries, community centres, social cohesion, and the infrastructure that makes cities genuinely liveable.

At any point in time, a team of 17 to 18 people is managing approximately 60 active jobs simultaneously — across New South Wales, Queensland, and beyond.

It's complex, high-stakes work. And for a long time, the systems behind it weren't keeping up.