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DECHY for organizations in Australia
DECHY is a global technology company. We work with organizations in Australia remotely, across software, AI, automation, integration, cloud, and design. The main practical difference for Australian projects is the time difference, so we plan around it from the start, alongside the local rules and systems.
There is no Australian office. Work is remote, and we plan the rhythm of calls and updates around your day.
- 1,200+ clients helped
- Building since 2010
- 15 services, one team
- 50+ technologies
At a glance
What we build
DECHY works with organizations in Australia on software, AI, automation, integration, and related services, delivered remotely.
Problems we solve
Australian organizations work many hours ahead of Europe and the Americas, face their own privacy and data-sharing rules, and use local payment and tax systems.
Who we serve
Australian startups, small and mid-sized businesses, enterprises, and teams that want a remote technology partner.
How to choose
Tell us where your team works and which data rules apply. We explain how we would build to them and how we would make remote work practical across the time difference.
The market
What Australian buyers tend to ask for
Australia has a mature economy with strong finance, resources, property, health, education, and retail sectors, and a large base of small and medium businesses. Requests we see most often are modernizing older systems, building customer portals, connecting finance and operations tools, and automating manual back-office work.
Distance shapes expectations. Buyers value suppliers who are explicit about how and when they communicate, and who do not leave them waiting a day for every answer.
We therefore start by agreeing the working rhythm, before agreeing the work, and we keep both written down.
Working together
Making the time difference work for the project
Agree a shared window
Even across a large gap there is usually one hour that suits both sides. We fix it, and use it for decisions that need a conversation.
What it produces
- Call window
Leave a written update each cycle
At the end of our working day we post what was done, what is blocked, and what we need from you, so your morning starts with the answer.
What it produces
- Daily update
Batch the questions
Questions are collected and sent together with the options, so one answer unblocks several tasks.
What it produces
- Question list with options
Release so there is always something to review
Small, regular releases give you something to check in your day, with notes on what changed.
What it produces
- Release notes
Rules and practice
Considerations that shape Australian software projects
| Consideration | Why it matters | What it means for the build |
|---|---|---|
| The Privacy Act | Personal information is regulated under a national privacy law with a set of privacy principles, and organizations must report certain data breaches. | We design for limited collection and access, clear records, and a plan for responding to a breach. |
| Data-sharing rights in banking and other sectors | A national consumer data right lets people share their data with accredited providers in some sectors. | Where a project touches those sectors, we ask early which rules apply and design connections to them. |
| Data location | Government, health, and some corporate customers prefer or require that data stays in Australia. | We choose Australian hosting regions on request, and record where data is stored and processed. |
| Goods and services tax | A single national goods and services tax applies to many sales, with rules for invoices and for overseas buyers. | We connect stores and invoicing to accounting tools that calculate and report it. |
Use this as orientation only. It is not legal advice, and an Australian adviser should confirm the detail.
Systems in use
Payments and platforms in Australia
Cards and instant bank payments
Cards are the usual online route. Australia also has an instant bank payment network and a payment alias service that lets customers pay using an email or phone number, and a long-established bill payment service.
Accounting
Cloud accounting packages are common among small and mid-sized businesses. We connect orders, invoices, and payments to the one you use.
Customer systems
HubSpot and Salesforce are widely used. See connecting customer systems.
Cloud hosting
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud all offer Australian regions.
Online stores
Shopify and WooCommerce stores connected to local carriers and tax.
Industries
Industries we write about that are active in Australia
Common questions
Questions from Australian organizations
Do you have an Australian office?
No. DECHY is a global company that works remotely with clients worldwide. We plan the working rhythm around your time zone.
How do you cope with the time difference?
With one agreed call window, a written update waiting each morning, batched questions, and small regular releases.
Can the data stay in Australia?
It can. We choose Australian hosting regions on request and record where data is stored and processed.
Can you support the system after launch?
Yes. We agree what is covered, how urgent issues reach us, and how quickly we respond, so you know what to expect.
Have a different question?
Tell us what you are weighing up and we will answer it plainly.
Ask a questionAlready a client? Email support@dechytech.com
Tell us about your project
Describe what you want to build or fix, and when your team works. We will propose how an engagement would run.