Simple, but powerful.
Streamline your project approval and budget process
- Submit, map, track, evaluate and approve project submissions
- View strategic alignment, location data and category expenditure
- Generate reports and business cases
- Enable voting and executive approvals
- Fast, iterative submission approvals to encourage innovation and increase efficiency
The Bindah platform
- Tailor to align project submissions with your strategic objectives.
- View project submission locations on pre-installed maps.
- View ward statistics such as population, current and previous expenditures, number of projects, etc.
- Sort by location, directorate, economic, environmental or social categories.
- Prioritise projects against your strategic, financial, cultural, economic or environmental goals.
- Compare with historical data.
- Contact the project owner.
- Generate reports.
- Develop business cases.
Bindah mobile
- View and compare all the projects that have been submitted for consideration in this budget period.
- See how each submission aligns with your strategic priorities, which directorates are involved, who the project owner is and how each submission is progressing through the approval process.
- Overview of project scope and reference key financial and ward statistics relevant to the submission.
- Follow projects to monitor status and receive activity alerts.
- Rate and share to create awareness.
- Contact the project owner.
- Executive approvals and authorisations.
Test pilots
Bindah is in beta.
Contact Peter Auhl for more information.
About the Founder Peter Auhl
This site is unique because it reflects the perspective of an executive leader who has operated at the intersection of digital transformation, governance, and organisational strategy within complex institutions. It combines hands-on technology leadership with board-level governance experience, focusing on sustainable change rather than short-term disruption. The site presents a structured, thoughtful view of leadership in environments where accountability, risk management, and stakeholder trust are critical.