The trigger
What starts the job and which inputs are authoritative.
How it works
A clear job before any clever technology.
OceanaClaw sets up AI agents, bots and business automations for Australian teams. The workflow, inputs, exceptions and human review points are agreed before the build begins.
- 01
Tell us what needs doing
Share the repeated job, who owns it, where the information comes from and what a good outcome looks like.
- 02
We build and connect it
You receive a defined scope covering the setup, monthly service, third-party costs and review boundaries.
- 03
You stay supported
We host the agreed service, maintain the working system and deal with changes through a clear support path.
Before the build
The important decisions are made in plain English.
A useful automation is defined as much by what it must stop and ask about as by what it can complete.
The normal path
What should happen when the information is complete and expected.
The stop conditions
What is ambiguous, sensitive or risky enough to hold for review.
The owner
Who checks exceptions and remains responsible for the outcome.
What stays human
Automation supports the decision. It doesn’t hide responsibility.
- Customer-facing drafts wait for approval
- Uncertain or sensitive items are held
- No legal, safety or compliance decisions are claimed
- Changes are tested against the agreed job
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