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9 projects in the etech ecosystem to explore

Explore nine etech solutions spanning automotive marketplaces, monitoring, workforce dispatch, identity sharing, service booking and connected devices.

Nine technology objects representing apps, mobility, connected devices and digital services
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1. MotorLoop — a place for the car journey

MotorLoop brings car listings, owner showcases and automotive reading into a connected web experience. It is one example of etech’s work across software and content-led discovery.

2. Nodavox — service monitoring on Android

Nodavox focuses on checking services and presenting status, history and alerts on an Android device. It brings a practical operational task into an app experience.

3. Asset of Things Media — a web-based viewer

The media application is a separate destination within the Asset of Things ecosystem, with a media viewer and account access.

4. Asset of Things — the wider website

The main Asset of Things website sits alongside the media application. Its availability is being reviewed before it is promoted as a live destination.

5. cubeBox — where devices meet software

cubeBox combines hardware, embedded software, connected communication and a browser interface. It reflects our interest in products that reach beyond a conventional screen.

6. smallbiz.com.au — coming soon

The next version of smallbiz.com.au is being prepared. It is included as a forthcoming project, not as an available service.

7. Sentinel — workforce operations and AI assistance

Sentinel connects jobs, candidates, rosters and dispatch, with AI-assisted scheduling and connected asset tools. Explore how we bring office and field workflows into a shared platform.

8. myProfile247 — information shared on your terms

myProfile247 brings individual attributes, peer verification, confidence scoring and sharing controls into a web and mobile solution. It puts selective information exchange at the centre of the product.

9. Mythos365 — a digital front door for services

Mythos365 connects service-specific booking journeys with maps, scheduling and customer preferences. Its ride-booking implementation shows how a shared platform can serve individual service providers.

Different products, connected thinking

Each project starts with a different problem. Together, they reflect etech’s work across apps, web platforms and connected devices. Visit the product directory for current links and availability.

A few useful answers

Frequently asked questions.

How many solutions are included in this ecosystem guide?

The guide introduces nine etech projects spanning automotive marketplaces, monitoring, workforce dispatch, identity sharing, booking, media, connected operations and devices.

Are these projects all the same type of product?

No. They include native and cross-platform mobile apps, web applications and connected hardware. They demonstrate different delivery and integration challenges.

Why does etech invest in its own products?

Building and operating our own products gives us direct experience of user needs, releases, integration and ongoing support, which we bring to customer engagements.

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