Projects
Client projects, our own research and internally developed ventures. Explore the work, the decisions behind it, and what it takes to get each system running.
Featured client work
Bringing different monitoring devices into one usable data stream. Our contribution to a wider flood intelligence project, working alongside other specialist teams.
On-site installation work. SlashTech contributed the data and brokering layer alongside other project teams.
Explore the projectThe secure portal where an engagement lives — progress, runbooks and handover documents, and invoices — so clients can see where a project is up to without booking a status meeting.
Read the project: The SlashTech Client HubInternal tooling
A custom LIMS to replace spreadsheet-based lab workflows — tracking samples, test results, and reporting chains for an environmental consulting team.
Read the project: Laboratory Information Management SystemAir Environment
Environmental consulting
A public status page for every system we operate — there when everything is green, and there when something isn't.
Read the project: The SlashTech Status PageInternal tooling
From an internal SlashTech workspace to a product taking shape for other teams. The origin of SlashFlow, a Slash Group venture. Early access waitlist open.
Read the origin story: SlashFlow: built from our own workInternally developed product
Hardware refresh and systems optimisation for a school P&C — improving day-to-day reliability and giving the committee visibility and control over their IT environment. Now in final training and handover.
Read the project: IT Operations OverhaulThe Gap State High School P&C
Education
Workflow automation, interface improvements, and hardware experimentation to accelerate air dispersion modelling for environmental consulting teams.
Read the project: Air Dispersion Modelling PlatformAir Environment
Environmental consulting
Thinking · 21 Apr 2026 · 7 min read
You have seen the pitch — polished site, thirty-minute audit, deployment in weeks, an ROI that compounds. What it does not tell you is what you are inheriting. Three failure modes show up in this category of build, and they are structural, not accidental.
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