TPR Media designs and builds custom applications, CRM systems and digital platforms for organisations that need a better fit than an off-the-shelf setup. We define the operating need first, then deliver with documentation and client ownership of code and data.
Government teams modernising public-facing platforms and workflows.
Enterprise teams replacing fragmented systems or extending a platform.
Growing organisations needing a custom website, application or CRM.
How we work
Discover
Map users, workflows, data, integrations and constraints before choosing a platform approach.
Design
Plan the experience, information structure and technical boundaries with your team.
Build
Deliver in agreed stages, keeping scope and decisions visible throughout.
Assure
Test core journeys, integrations and the agreed security and performance requirements.
Run
Transfer code, accounts and documentation to the client, with ongoing support available if needed.
Delivery and assurance
Brisbane-based onshore delivery, documented handover, client ownership of code, accounts and data, and security testing on the applications we build.
Clients own their code, accounts and data. We provide documented handover and test the applications we build against the agreed scope. Hosting and third-party services are confirmed during project scoping.
Software built around real operating needs
For Queensland Health, we built an ASP.NET online learning platform with six interactive training modules for doctors, graded assessments and completion certificates. A separate HealthPACT website provided public decisions and reports plus a secure committee members' area. Our wider software work includes BOATN's online marine-theory platform, operated by OLS Aust as a separate entity, and Agency Intelligence.
TPR Media funded and built BOATN in full, so no public or community money was spent. We worked side by side with Maritime Safety Queensland's BoatSafe team and the Department of Transport and Main Roads on platform briefings, ownership transition and product upgrades. The platform is operated by OLS Aust, a separate entity.
On 30 June 2014, The Courier-Mail reported the OLS launch as Australia's first online boat licence training, explaining that Queensland had become the first state to allow online theory training for boat and jetski licence applicants. Its report named Scott Nelson, Simon McKnight and Tim Nelson as the people behind the platform and described development beginning around six years earlier. Boatsales followed on 3 August 2015, reporting OLS's pioneering Queensland online-theory approach while making clear that practical assessment still took place on the water with accredited providers. This coverage documents the platform's early history; TPR Media's work with MSQ and TMR forms part of our experience delivering software in a government-regulated environment.
Queensland Health's Health Policy Advisory Committee on Technology (HealthPACT) needed a clear public home for decisions and reports on new and emerging health technology. Clinicians, policymakers and the public needed to be able to find the committee's work, while committee members needed access to private papers and resources before meetings. The website had to serve both audiences without publishing private committee material to the open web, and the HealthPACT team needed to be able to keep publishing after launch.
The delivered website gave HealthPACT's technology decisions and reports a structured public home, with recent bulletins and decisions highlighted through In Focus. Its members' area provided a separate place for private committee papers and meeting resources. Together, the two layers supported public discovery and internal access without treating every document as public content. Content loading, hosting setup and handover training helped the HealthPACT team take responsibility for ongoing publishing. This was a separate Queensland Health engagement from TPR Media's online training platform for doctors.
The client owns the code and data produced for the engagement. Account setup and transfer are agreed during scoping so that ownership is clear.
Can you take over an existing application?
Yes. We can assess an existing application and identify the work required before proposing changes. Access, dependencies and current hosting shape the assessment.
Can you integrate with our CRM or business systems?
Integration can be included where the systems provide suitable access and interfaces. We confirm dependencies and responsibilities before implementation.
Do you build mobile apps?
We scope applications around user needs and delivery constraints, including responsive web platforms where appropriate. A specific mobile requirement is assessed during discovery.
What documentation is included?
The handover covers agreed technical and operational documentation, code and access ownership. The exact materials are defined in the project scope.
