The Report
A practical view of what is changing across migration practice.
Generative AI
How practices are adopting AI, where it is helping and the governance questions that matter most.
Automation and systems
The workflows being automated, the work that remains manual and the systems supporting everyday practice.
Readiness for change
Technology maturity, investment priorities and the real barriers practices encounter when they want to improve.
The report will be published after analysis is complete.
Findings made for the sector, not a public ranking.
The Australian Migration Practice Technology Report 2026 will bring together quantitative survey results and de-identified themes from optional written responses. It is designed to offer a useful shared reference point for practitioners, practice leaders and technology providers.
How findings will be presented
The report will focus on aggregated patterns, including differences by practice profile only where there are enough responses to do so responsibly.
- Sector-level trends
- De-identified insights
- Practical opportunities
What will remain private
An individual’s participation, score, contact details and survey answers will not be published in the report.
- No named practices
- No individual score rankings
- No raw responses
What happens next.
This page will become the place to access the completed report and its publication details.
How Privacy WorksPublication timing will be confirmed after the survey collection and analysis period is complete. This page will be updated with the report date and access details.
No. Your Technology Score is a private, indicative reflection of your own submitted answers. It is not a public ranking or an endorsement, and individual scores will not be included in the report.
No. The published report will present aggregated findings. Any comments that inform the report will be de-identified before use.
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