Successify Media

Fixed scope · 10 working days · AU $2,900 ex GST - Nearly half of staff use AI outside policy. Here is the audit and the policy that fixes it.

Who is using which AI tools with which data, an acceptable-use policy people will actually read, a register with named owners, and the Privacy Act wording due on 10 December 2026. Delivered in ten working days, in your tools, owned by you.

10 working days · AU $2,900 ex GST · Founder-led by Manish Kumar · No lock-in

Where this sits in the ladder

  1. Step 1: Check
  2. Step 2: Discover
  3. Step 3: Guard (current)
  4. Step 4: Ship
  5. Step 5: Sustain

Who it is for - Right for you if this sounds familiar.

A fit when

  • Firms of 10 to 200 people where "everyone is using ChatGPT" and nobody has written down the rules.
  • Accounting, legal, health and professional services firms that handle client data and need a defensible position.
  • Cyber security consultants and MSPs who want a delivered governance product to bundle with their security work.

Not the right step when

  • Firms wanting a 60-page policy nobody reads. Ours is four pages, plus a one-page version for staff.
  • Legal sign-off. This is practical guidance aligned to published Australian frameworks, not legal advice.

What you get - Deliverables, not a transformation.

01

Shadow AI audit

A staff survey and a browser and licence review of what is actually in use, what data goes in, and where the risk sits. Reported without naming individuals.

02

Acceptable-use policy

Four pages in plain words: what staff may do, may not do, and must check first. A one-page staff version and a poster line.

03

AI register and owner roles

A register of every AI use with purpose, data, owner and review date, and written oversight roles, aligned to the Guidance for AI Adoption (AI6) SME track.

04

Privacy Act ADM wording

Draft privacy-policy wording for automated decision-making transparency, which commences 10 December 2026 for APP entities.

05

Copilot oversharing review

Where Microsoft 365 is in use: a check of what Copilot can see that it should not, with a fix list for your IT partner.

06

One-hour staff briefing

Run live, recorded for new starters. What changed, why, and what to do when unsure.

How it runs - Scope · Baseline · Build · Prove · Hand over

10 working days, on the same five steps as every engagement.

  1. Days 1 to 2ScopeKickoff, survey out, read-only access agreed.
  2. Days 3 to 4BaselineAudit of tools, data flows and Microsoft 365 sharing.
  3. Days 5 to 8BuildPolicy, register, roles and ADM wording drafted with the people who will own them.
  4. Day 9ProveLeadership review, one revision round.
  5. Day 10Hand overStaff briefing delivered. Register, policy and owners live in your tools.

Pricing - One price per tier. Ex GST. No upsell at the end.

Bundled with Cyber Readiness as Cyber and AI Readiness at AU $3,900 ex GST, because AI guardrails without identity and data hygiene are theatre.

Lean

AU $1,900ex GST

Policy, register and staff briefing. Survey-based audit, up to 30 staff.

Most clients choose this

Standard

AU $2,900ex GST

Everything in Lean plus the Copilot oversharing review and ADM wording. Up to 100 staff.

Plus

AU $4,500ex GST

Up to 200 staff, two entities, board briefing and a quarterly register review for the first year.

Guarantee, in the same words every time

Delivered on the scoped date or 20 % refunded. Fixed price. No lock-in. You own the work.

Questions we get asked - Straight answers.

Will you name the staff using unapproved tools?
No. The audit reports patterns by team and tool, never individuals. The point is a policy people can follow, not a list of names.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is practical guidance aligned to the Guidance for AI Adoption and the Privacy Act amendments. We say where a lawyer should check the wording, and we work alongside yours if you have one.
What if we already have a policy?
We review it against the audit findings and the current guidance, and rewrite only what fails. Lean pricing applies if it mostly holds up.

The Guardrails Pack is practical guidance aligned to the Australian Government's Guidance for AI Adoption and the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024. It is not legal advice.

Evidence: 48 % of Australian employees report using AI in ways that breach policy (KPMG and University of Melbourne, 2025). Template packs sell for AU $149 to AU $749; delivered governance work sits above that (Appendix 1.5).

Founder

Manish Kumar

Manish Kumar is the founder of Successify Media. He has an MBA in entrepreneurship from UTS, a background in business analysis and web application delivery, and a Cert IV in cyber security in progress. He runs every engagement personally from Wollongong, NSW.

Fixed scope is not a pricing trick. It is the only way one person can promise a date, keep it, and still say no to work you do not need.

Often paired with - The steps before and after this one.

Check

AI Readiness Check

Fixed scope · 5 working days · AU $990 ex GST

A 12-page report: where AI is already in use, data and licence readiness, three ranked opportunities and a guardrails gap list. Credited against the next step.

Guard

ADM Transparency Review

Fixed scope · 5 working days · AU $1,900 ex GST

Every automated or AI-assisted decision found and assessed, the privacy-policy wording drafted for 10 December 2026, and a register with owners.

Guard

Cyber Readiness

Fixed scope · 5 working days · from AU $799 ex GST

A Microsoft 365 security posture evidence pack: human-reviewed findings, technical evidence aligned to ASD guidance, and a prioritised remediation roadmap.

Book a call about the Guardrails Pack.

Twenty minutes. We confirm fit and tell you if a different step, or no AI at all, is the honest answer.

Book a call

+61 490 083 850 · Wollongong, NSW