Start with the client's story already organised.
A referred client arrives with their profile, points position and documents in one summary.
For migration agents
Orbitrio prepares the client and the application intake, then helps keep evidence moving, so your time goes to advice and casework.
A referred client arrives with their profile, points position and documents in one summary.
Orbitrio prepares eligibility and points for each pathway. The decision stays with you.
No nomination needed. Competes on points alone at 85.
State nomination adds 5 points, taking the client to 90.
Selected by agentRegional nomination adds 15 points. Kept as a backup.
Earlier answers carry over, so the client only sees what is still needed.
Referred applicants arrive with a structured summary of their background, goals and early eligibility. Your existing clients can complete an intake before they meet you. Either way, the first conversation starts with context instead of a blank form.
Their answers become a new case in your workspace.
Pick a visa below. Orbitrio carries over what the client already told you, drafts the questions and documents that visa needs, and explains each one to the client in plain language.
Orbitrio watches each case for missing evidence, unanswered questions, expiring documents and approaching deadlines. It drafts the reminder, sends it by WhatsApp or email, and links the reply back to the case.
Connect Orbitrio to your CRM or case-management system so client details, case stages, appointments, tasks and document status are shared. Nobody keeps the same information in two places, and you don't have to replace what already works.
Client details, case stage, assigned agent, tasks and document status stay in step.
Reminders go out from your practice address, and replies are filed on the right case.
Consultations booked in your calendar appear on the case, ready for the call.
Client messages land on the case they belong to, next to the evidence they're about.
See who is waiting on a client, what needs your review and what should happen next. Orbitrio points out the cases that need attention, so you don't have to open each one to find the problem.
Accept a request, share a secure questionnaire or run it yourself, then generate the eligibility position, the pathway and the lodgement forms.

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Illustrative walkthrough. Client names and case details are examples only.
Some of what you've seen on this page is in use today, some is being tested with pilot practices, and some is still being built. Here is where each part stands.
In use by pilot practices today
Working with a small group of practices
On the roadmap, not yet released
Tell us about you and your practice. We use it to set up your demo or pilot access, and to match you with applicants who need your expertise.
We'll email you about next steps.
How Orbitrio fits around your practice, what it does on its own, and where your professional judgement comes in.
A demo is the quickest way to see a real case move through Orbitrio and ask about your own workflow.
No. Orbitrio organises client information, prepares material and guides clients through what to collect. You decide which visa a client pursues, you review the evidence and you give the advice. Orbitrio does not make decisions for you or your clients.
No. Orbitrio is designed to work next to the system you already use. Two-way sync with CRMs and case-management systems is planned, so client details, case stages and document status won't need entering twice. Until then, you can use Orbitrio alongside your current tools.
Automated follow-ups are planned, not released. When they arrive, your practice will choose for each type of reminder whether it sends on its own or waits for your approval. You can change that choice at any time.
You can share an intake link with a client by WhatsApp, email or a copied link today. Sending reminders by WhatsApp and filing the replies on the case is planned.
Guidance explains what a requirement means and where to get a document. It draws on official sources such as Home Affairs, legislation, assessment bodies and document-issuing authorities, and shows the source next to the answer.
It is general information, not personalised immigration advice. You review what your client provides and give the advice.
The client's background, goals and current situation, their early eligibility and points position, the pathways they explored and any documents they have shared. Inconsistencies, such as overlapping employment dates, are flagged. You see the full summary before you accept the referral.
Only after the client authorises it. Referred clients agree to share their summary with the practice they are matched to, and clients you invite share their intake when they complete it. Information is handled under our Privacy Policy.
Registered migration agents and Australian legal practitioners. Places are limited. Pilot practices use the features marked In pilot with their own clients and give feedback on the ones still being built.
Get briefed referrals, model every scenario and run the whole case in one workspace. Trial the agent workspace free and see a real case flow before you commit.
For OMARA-registered migration agents