Full disclosure on what Nexes does, what we don't do, and where the licensed professionals come in. Last updated 12 May 2026.
Nexes does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) and does not provide financial product advice, legal advice, or tax advice. Nexes Sentinel and Nexes audit products are documentary and operational diagnostics. Findings must be discussed with your licensed insurance broker, accountant, or solicitor, who will action any changes.
Nexes Sentinel reads documents you supply (insurance policy schedule, certificate of currency, WorkCover notice, payroll records, contractor agreements, etc.) and compares them against publicly available regulatory data. We surface inconsistencies, gaps, sub-limits, and known patterns of exposure.
We identify operational issues — wrong industry classifications, missing required cover elements, sub-limits that don't match stated activities, wage declarations inconsistent with workforce size. These are operational observations, not legal or financial conclusions.
Every finding is cited from the source document and includes a recommended discussion point for your licensed professional. Your professional makes the call on what to do.
| Activity | Nexes? |
|---|---|
| Recommend specific insurance products | No |
| Recommend specific insurers / brokers / accountants / lawyers | No |
| Provide personal financial product advice (regulated under Corporations Act) | No |
| Provide legal advice | No |
| Provide tax advice or lodge tax returns | No |
| Act as an agent for any insurer or product issuer | No |
| Sell, broker, place, or arrange insurance policies | No |
| Vary, terminate, or renew policies on your behalf | No |
| Hold or transmit client money for insurance premiums | No |
Under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and ASIC Regulatory Guides 175 / 244, an AFSL is required to carry on a business of providing financial services, including dealing in financial products and providing financial product advice. Activities that do not require an AFSL include:
Nexes is an operational risk diagnostic service. Multiple Australian firms — including HR consultancies, risk consultants, and compliance review providers — operate in this lane without an AFSL. Nexes operates within the same scope of activity, with appropriate disclaimers.
Nexes Cover Audit operates on a see-before-you-buy basis:
Final sale on the $349 unlock. Once the unlock fee is paid and the full report is delivered to the customer's nominated email address, the sale is final. The product is the report itself; once delivered, it cannot be returned. Refund requests for unauthorised or duplicate Stripe charges may be raised within 14 days at audit@nexes.com.au.
Other audit products: pricing and refund conditions specified on each individual product page at point of sale.
Documents you provide to Nexes for auditing are stored in our private operations environment for the duration of the audit + a 90-day retention period for refund / dispute resolution. After 90 days, all customer documents are deleted unless we are required to retain them by law.
Nexes uses Anthropic Claude API for AI processing. Documents may be transmitted to Anthropic for processing under Anthropic's commercial API terms (no training data retention, encrypted in transit and at rest).
For full privacy practice, see our forthcoming Privacy Policy. By submitting documents you consent to this handling.
Nexes Sentinel reports are diagnostic in nature. They are based on documents supplied by the customer and on regulatory reference data current at time of audit. Nexes makes no representation or warranty that findings are exhaustive or that acting on findings will eliminate exposure.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Nexes' total liability arising from any audit report is limited to the audit fee paid by the customer.
Customers must obtain advice from their own licensed professionals before acting on any finding. Nexes is not liable for any decision, action, or omission made by a customer or their professionals on the basis of an audit report.
Nexes is a trading name of Ninth Gate Holdings Pty Ltd, ABN 41 693 266 465, registered in NSW, Australia.
Contact: hello@nexes.com.au
By submitting documents to Nexes for audit, the customer warrants that:
The customer indemnifies Nexes and its officers, employees, contractors, agents, and successors against any claim, loss, damage, fine, or expense (including reasonable legal costs) arising from:
The audit report is licensed to the named customer for internal use within their business and for disclosure to their licensed insurance broker, accountant, or solicitor for the purpose of actioning findings.
The customer must not:
Any breach of this section terminates the licence to use the report immediately.
If Nexes Sentinel scans the customer's documents and identifies no material findings, no charge is raised. The customer's documents are deleted in accordance with §06 (Privacy & data handling).
“Material finding” means a documentary inconsistency, gap, exclusion, sub-limit, wage mis-declaration, or operational mismatch that, in Nexes' reasonable opinion, warrants the customer's licensed broker's attention.
The determination of whether a finding is material rests with Nexes acting in good faith. The customer's recourse if they disagree is to seek a second opinion from a licensed insurance broker.
Nexes reserves the right to decline service, terminate an audit in progress, or refuse to deliver a report where:
Where Nexes terminates an engagement after the customer has paid the $349 unlock fee but before the report is delivered, Nexes will refund the unlock fee in full within 14 days.
These terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia.
Any dispute arising from the engagement must first be raised in writing to disputes@nexes.com.au. Nexes will respond within 14 days.
If the dispute is not resolved within 30 days of the initial written notice, the parties agree to attempt good-faith mediation through a NSW-based commercial mediator before commencing court proceedings.
The non-exclusive jurisdiction for any court proceedings arising from these terms is the courts of New South Wales.
By submitting documents through the Nexes Cover Audit intake form, the customer confirms they have read these terms in full and agree to be bound by them. The acceptance is evidenced by the customer ticking the “I agree to the Nexes Legal & Terms of Service” checkbox at submission.
If the customer does not agree to these terms, they must not submit documents and must not use the service.
We may update this page from time to time as our services evolve. Material changes are flagged at the top of this page. The version applicable to any given customer engagement is the version live at the time the customer submitted their intake. Last updated 12 May 2026.