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QWork — the intelligent workspace for project delivery.

Connect project information. Understand what matters. Move work forward.

How QWork works

Project information comes together, QWork works out what matters, and a person decides what happens next.

  1. Step 01

    Sense

    Requirements, incoming documents, status updates and the existing record sit in one workspace.

    • Requirements

      The obligations, terms and criteria the work has to meet.

    • Incoming documents

      Submissions, status updates, correspondence and evidence as they arrive.

    • Project record

      Prior decisions, registers and earlier reports already on file.

  2. Step 02

    Understand

    Each source is read against the project’s obligations, prior decisions and risks.

    • Evidence tied to context

      Each document is linked to the requirement, decision or risk it bears on.

    • What matters

      Changes that shift the delivery position are separated from routine updates.

    • Gaps and conflicts

      Where evidence is missing or two sources disagree, QWork flags it rather than filling the gap.

  3. Step 03

    Act

    Drafts and next steps are prepared for a named person to review and decide.

    • Tracked-change drafts

      Report updates, briefs and evaluation notes drafted from the linked evidence.

    • Decision record

      What was proposed, the evidence behind it, and what awaits approval.

      Awaiting your decision

Governance and human authority

QWork Fabric connects the evidence and project context to prepare useful next steps. It does not approve them. Authority stays with the people accountable for the project.

A person decides

Every change QWork proposes arrives as a tracked change a named person accepts or rejects. Nothing is applied, issued or filed automatically.

Attributed and auditable

Changes carry an author, a timestamp and a reason for the life of the document. The auditable-event coverage matrix is still being agreed with each organisation, and coverage of every file access and sensitive-data view is not yet verified.

Australian-hosted

Storage, the database, keys and documents run in Azure Australia East. Inference on the shared tier is not yet pinned to Australia.

Assessed by you, not by us

QWork runs through your own risk assessment, including a Foundational AI Risk Assessment (FAIRA) where required; Tailor does not assess itself. Designed for information up to OFFICIAL: Sensitive under your organisation’s classification. Tailor Intelligence is not IRAP assessed and holds no ISO 27001, SOC 2 or CSA STAR certification; a certification-readiness programme is underway.

Discuss your project

Tell us the project, the reporting you owe on it, and where the record currently lives. We will walk through how QWork would handle that work and what it would take to stand up.

Queensland Government capital investment is budgeted at $119.2 billion over 2026–27 to 2029–30. Every project in that programme owes requirements, reporting and a record that has to hold up later. Queensland Budget 2026–27 Capital Statement (PDF)

Opens your email app. You can also write to knox@tailor.au. The next step is a conversation about your organisation’s arrangements. Already in the EDQ workspace? EDQ workspace sign-in.

Each organisation engages Tailor Intelligence directly: its own workspace, Entra ID single sign-on, and commercial terms agreed under its own contracting arrangements. There is no central government-wide agreement to join.

Agency directory

How QWork would support Queensland departments, government owned corporations and statutory bodies. Each page is an illustrative workflow for that organisation.

Departments (22)

Government Owned Corporations (11)

Statutory bodies (7)

QWork — the intelligent workspace for project delivery