We build things that work on Monday morning.
That's rarer than it sounds.
Sixense started in 2012. We spent our early years in large enterprise environments and learned quickly that capability alone isn't enough — proximity to the problem matters. We moved towards mid-market operators, where the people making decisions also feel the consequences. Where inefficiency shows up on the P&L. Where a working solution this month is worth more than a perfect one next year. That's where we've stayed.
People in our delivery team
Years building for Australian businesses
Industries we've worked across
How we're built.
Our Australian team is small and senior — automation designers and engineers, all hands-on. The people you meet are the people who do the work.
Behind them is an offshore delivery centre of 30-plus people, working under direct supervision of our local engineers to the same standards. It's what lets us deliver at a quality level that would otherwise cost significantly more.
How we work with our clients.
Your operations. Your outcomes.
We work alongside our clients, not above them. Your operations and your experience are the centre of our solutions. We follow through on what we say and design around the real constraints of cost, time and disruption.
Execution over strategy.
Working solutions in your hands beat elegant ones on a roadmap. We over-index on delivery. We measure ourselves by what actually changes in your business — not what we delivered on paper.
Unashamedly pragmatic.
Specific and focused increments of work, with regular demos and tight feedback loops, ensure the focus is always on tangible outcomes and value to your business.
"Bang for buck, this outcome is one of the best we've delivered for our business."
CTO, Australia's largest private transport operator.
Our yardstick for every engagement.
A sixth sense for business problems automation.
Sixense is a take on sixth sense — connected, intuitive thinking. Seeing the shape of a problem before it's been fully described.
We think that's what good looks like. After all these years, we'd like to think we've earned the name.