​Auto Workshop Safety Compliance — Your Questions Answered

AutoComply360 (also called AC360) is safety compliance software built specifically for automotive workshops in Australia and New Zealand. It replaces paper checklists and manual records with a digital system for hoist and equipment checks, hazard and chemical registers, incident reporting, and audit trails — so workshops can prove their WHS compliance systematically across one site or many. It is purpose-built for the automotive trade and is not a general venue, finance, or vehicle-sales compliance product.

AutoComply360 is for anyone responsible for safety in an automotive workshop: independent workshop owners, multi-site operators, dealer groups, franchise networks, tyre and service chains, and collision (smash) repair businesses. It suits both the single-workshop owner who wants checks done properly and the enterprise safety or operations manager who needs visibility and proof across an entire network of sites.

General-purpose safety platforms are powerful, but they hand you a blank canvas — you build your own checklists, templates, and structure from scratch and adapt them to your trade. AutoComply360 is purpose-built for automotive workshops, so the hoist and plant checks, chemical and hazard registers, and WHS structure are there out of the box, mapped to workshop realities and Australian and New Zealand standards. In short: less configuration, and a system designed by people who know workshops rather than a generic tool you have to make fit.

Yes — AutoComply360 is built for both Australian and New Zealand workshops, with the checks and standards structured for each market. Whether you operate on one side of the Tasman or across both, the platform is designed to reflect the WHS obligations and standards that apply to your workshops.

AutoComply360 was built by three founders who each bring a piece of the puzzle: Andrew, who spent years servicing hoists across hundreds of workshops and understands the trade first-hand; Matt, who brings two decades of business strategy and digital transformation; and Dave, who brings twenty-plus years building enterprise technology platforms in regulated industries. It's an Australian business built on the belief that professional safety should be visible, provable, and actually fit the way workshops work.