Is Just Send It AI Available Outside NSW?
A state-by-state guide for Australian electricians.
If you're a licensed electrician outside New South Wales wondering whether Just Send It AI is relevant to your business, here's a straight answer, because the honest picture has some genuine nuance worth understanding before you sign up.
What works the same regardless of which state you're in
The core of Just Send It AI, generating a fast, structured, professional quote from a text, voice or photo job description, applies to electrical work anywhere in Australia. GST handling, general pricing structure, and AS/NZS 3000 wiring compliance, which is a national standard, not a state-specific one, all function the same way whether you're quoting a job in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide.
What's currently built specifically around NSW
The platform's compliance flagging, particularly around Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work submission through the Building Commission NSW eCert portal, is currently built around NSW-specific requirements, since that's where the mandatory digital CCEW rules currently apply and where the platform was first developed. Electricians outside NSW should be aware that this specific compliance feature reflects NSW rules, not necessarily the certification process in their own state or territory.
Why NSW came first
Just Send It AI was built by a licensed NSW electrician, based on over two decades running an electrical business specifically in Sydney. Starting with deep accuracy in one state's compliance environment, rather than a shallow, generic approach across every state's differing requirements at once, was a deliberate choice to make sure the compliance logic that does exist is genuinely reliable, not a rough approximation.
What this means practically if you're outside NSW
The quoting speed, GST handling, and general pricing structure benefits apply to your business the same as they would in NSW. What you shouldn't currently rely on is the platform's CCEW-specific compliance flagging, since that reflects NSW's specific portal and deadline requirements, not your state's equivalent certification process. If your state has its own electrical compliance certification requirements, continue following your existing state-specific process for those obligations separately.
What's planned for other states
As Just Send It AI moves beyond its current beta phase, expanding compliance-specific features to reflect other states' electrical certification requirements is part of the platform's broader roadmap, alongside expansion to additional trades beyond electrical. This isn't a promise with a fixed date attached, it's a genuine direction the platform is built to grow into, following the same principle of building deep accuracy in one area before expanding, rather than spreading thin across every state at once from day one.
The bottom line for electricians outside NSW
You can use Just Send It AI today for fast, accurate quoting, and it will genuinely save you the same unbillable hours it saves NSW-based electricians. Just be clear-eyed that the compliance flagging specifically is currently NSW-focused, and continue managing your own state's certification requirements through your existing process until state-specific compliance logic expands to cover it directly.
Frequently asked questions
Can electricians outside NSW use Just Send It AI? Yes. The core quoting functionality, including GST handling and AS/NZS 3000 compliance structuring, applies nationally. Compliance flagging specific to certificate submission is currently built around NSW requirements.
Does Just Send It AI cover electrical compliance certification in other Australian states? Not yet specifically. The platform's compliance flagging currently reflects NSW's Building Commission NSW eCert requirements. Electricians in other states should continue following their own state's certification process for compliance obligations separately.
Will Just Send It AI expand to cover other states' compliance requirements? Expanding compliance-specific features to other states is part of the platform's broader roadmap as it moves beyond its current beta phase, alongside planned expansion to additional trades.