Clarify · Assess · Plan · Review

Bring one complex question and leave with a clearer action pathway.

Consultation is the human-reviewed entry point for project scoping, evidence review, research support, readiness assessment, education, partnership, pilot and enterprise discussions across the IYABOKO ecosystem.

Clear scopeVisible evidenceDefined responsibility Human reviewSecure pathwaysProportionate next step

Submitting the form is an enquiry, not an automatic acceptance of work or a professional-services agreement. Scope, timing, price, confidentiality and deliverables must be confirmed in writing.

Clear options and responsibilities

Understand the pathway before committing.

Each option explains its purpose, expected result and boundary so visitors can choose more confidently.

Consultation pathways

01

Focused Consultation

AUD $120

Clarify one issue, decision or immediate next step.

02

Readiness Snapshot

AUD $195

Human-reviewed summary of maturity, evidence gaps and priorities.

03

Consultation & Action Brief

AUD $295

Focused meeting followed by a structured written action brief.

04

Evidence & Readiness Review

AUD $450–$850

Deeper review of evidence, risk, assumptions and a proportionate development pathway.

Suitable enquiries

01

Research and evidence

Prepare a question, literature pathway, evidence map or review brief.

02

Software and simulation

Clarify architecture, workflow, scenarios, requirements and validation needs.

03

Prototype planning

Define a controlled software or hardware concept, boundaries and review gates.

04

Partnership and readiness

Prepare collaboration, pilot, education or enterprise discussion materials.

How the pathway works

Move from interest to a clear, documented next decision.

Scope, evidence, responsibility and review remain visible from the first step.

01

Submit

Share a concise, non-sensitive problem summary and intended result.

02

Triage

IYABOKO reviews fit, urgency, risk, information needs and the correct pathway.

03

Confirm scope

Price, timing, deliverables, exclusions and responsibilities are agreed in writing.

04

Meet or review

Complete the focused discussion and evidence review.

05

Receive next step

Obtain the agreed brief, recommendation, roadmap or referral pathway.

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Submit a consultation request

Provide a non-sensitive summary of the problem, intended result, available evidence, timeframe and preferred service. Do not send passwords, private keys, payment details or restricted records.

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Briefly describe your project, challenge, idea, or consultation request.
For example: consultation, readiness snapshot, report, education pack, technical review, enterprise discussion, or custom roadmap.
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Connected business pathways

Continue to the page that matches the next decision.

Pricing, consultation, partnership, pilot, enterprise and project delivery are separate but connected stages.

Responsible-use boundary

Clear limits protect clients, partners and IYABOKO.

Public information supports informed decisions, but consequential work still requires written scope and the correct professional review.

Consultation boundary

Consultation supports research, preparation, documentation and decision pathways. It does not replace legal, clinical, financial, engineering, cybersecurity, environmental or regulatory professionals, and it does not guarantee project acceptance, funding, certification or implementation.

Make the first conversation specific and useful.

Describe the real problem, current evidence and intended result, then let the correct pathway follow.

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