Twenty modules. One record of your business.

A guided setup asks how the business actually works: what you sell, who you sell to, what you are fixing this year, and the lines it must never cross. Upload what you already have and it drafts the rest for you to accept, edit or skip. From then on every module starts from your business instead of a blank box. It is free and it is the thing everything else is built on.

A trust page of your own, with every control's real state rather than a badge. Claims come off it by themselves when a control stops being enforced, so it cannot quietly become untrue. This is the thing you forward when your biggest customer's IT person asks what you are running.

Build from blocks, publish to a real address, and change your October opening hours yourself without ringing an agency. That is the opposite problem to the one an agency solves, and it is the one small businesses actually have.

Campaign planning, creative and recommendations, with a hard refusal on publishing anything you have not approved. It asks for your budget, your territory and your busiest months rather than guessing them, because a campaign built on a guess is worse than one you spent four minutes briefing. Working on the sovereign platform today; next into the portal.

Every customer, every conversation, and who to call next — worked out deterministically rather than guessed by a model. Working today; portal hosting is the remaining piece.

Quotes and pipeline, with a view of which deals are worth your time this week and why. Sits on the same record as Mi CRM, so a deal and the customer behind it are never two different stories.

What your numbers are telling you, in words, with the working shown. Every figure carries the date it was compiled and where it came from, so you can check it or throw it out.

One place for the handful of measures you actually look at, rather than a dashboard of ninety you do not. You choose what earns a spot.

What is changing in your market and around your competitors, with the source printed beside every finding. A claim that cannot name where it came from does not get made.

A proper double-entry ledger with GST handled the way it works here. No model writes a financial field — money is arithmetic, and arithmetic is not something to ask a language model for.

A structured diagnosis of what is actually holding the business back, before you spend money solving the wrong problem. It tells you what it does not know as clearly as what it does.

Turn what is in your head into training your team will actually finish — structured, sequenced, and built from your own material rather than a generic course.

Deliver what Mi Learning builds: enrolments, marking, and an honest view of who has done it and who has not.

Client-ready documents and decks, with every claim checked against your own record before anything leaves the building. Deliverables need an explicit approval, pinned to what was approved.

The one you talk to. It brings options and trade-offs and then commits to a recommendation, with the reasoning shown so you can disagree with it properly. Built and proven on our staging environment; it switches on once an independent security review reports and the agreement with our AI provider is signed. We will publish the date.

Give an Mi Agent a job and get a draft back to decide on. It proposes and you dispose — nothing is sent, published or charged because an agent thought it should be.

A room per piece of work, each with its own brief and its own memory, so a quote for one customer does not bleed into a plan for another.

Bring your team in, with you deciding who may approve what. It arrives with team accounts, because an approval that cannot name the person who made it is worth nothing.

Brand and creative work, carrying portable provenance — what made it and from what — so you can always answer that question about your own material.

Voice and sound, with consent recorded before anything is generated rather than asserted afterwards.