AI Document Workflow SaaS Development

Job ID: 40184742

Budget: $250 – $750 AUD

Core Requirements (Pilot Scope)
Platform & Architecture

Multi-tenant SaaS architecture
(each organisation has its own isolated workspace and data)

Role-based access for:

internal employees / admins

external clients

Secure authentication and user access control

Document Workflow & AI Features

Automated document classification using AI (API-based)

AI-powered document search across uploaded files

Checklist-driven document uploads for clients

Support for multiple document types:

Text documents

Spreadsheets

PDFs

AI assistance for:

document type detection

metadata extraction (basic)

missing or incorrect document identification

Human review and override by internal staff

Automation & File Management

Automated file renaming and folder structuring

Organised document packaging with ZIP download

Automated notifications to clients when documents are missing or incorrect

Temporary document storage with configurable auto-deletion

Out of Scope (Important)

No automation of third-party secure portals

No AI decision-making, advisory, or compliance logic

No complex analytics or enterprise reporting

No heavy UI/UX or branding work at this stage

Ideal Skills & Experience

Proven SaaS development experience

Experience with AI integration (OCR, document processing, LLM APIs)

Strong background in document management systems

Solid understanding of multi-tenant architecture

Proficient in security protocols and role-based access control

Ability to explain technical decisions in plain English

Comfortable building a lean pilot/MVP that can evolve later

Timeline & Budget

Estimated timeline: 2–4 weeks

Fixed-price preferred (milestones acceptable)

Focus on functionality, reliability, and clean system design

Proposal Requirements

Please include:

Relevant SaaS or document workflow projects you’ve worked on

Suggested tech stack for this pilot (brief explanation)

Estimated timeline

Confirmation that you understand this is a lean SaaS pilot, not a full-scale product