Australia's public data tells a powerful story about its suppliers. We built the intelligence layer to read it — making supplier intelligence accessible to every procurement team, not just the ones with enterprise budgets.
The data has always been there. The Australian Business Register. AusTender. The Payment Times Register. The Modern Slavery Register. WGEA. Each dataset powerful on its own. None of them connected.
Procurement teams at large organisations pay tens of thousands of dollars for supplier intelligence platforms that aggregate this exact information. Smaller teams make do with Google searches and gut feel.
We thought that was wrong.
CubeIndex is an Australian supplier intelligence directory built from six government data sources — giving every procurement professional instant access to the same intelligence that was previously only available to the largest organisations.
Search 1.4 million commercial entities. See their government contract history. Check how fast they pay their own suppliers. Verify their modern slavery compliance. Map who really owns them.
All from public data. All in one place. All free to search.
I kept running into the same problem. Every time I needed to evaluate a supplier, I was bouncing between five different government websites, manually cross-referencing ABNs, and hoping the data was current. The information existed. The intelligence didn't.
So I built it.
We aggregate and connect data from six Australian government sources. All data is sourced from publicly available government datasets and is regularly updated.
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