The entity is incorporated. The record is already a mess.
Formation is where data quality is set for the life of the entity — and where most CSPs lose it. Corpflow makes the entity record a by-product of the formation workflow, not a separate clean-up job.
Clean records, the moment the entity exists.
Formation runs as a single workflow — from drafted documents to a provisioned record — so the entity record is right the day it's born, not three weeks later.
A formation in Corpflow runs as a single workflow: documents drafted from the engagement scope, signoffs collected against the right approvers, registry submission tracked against SLA, and a fully populated entity record provisioned the second the certificate of incorporation arrives. The first management task is also the first compliance task — and both run off the same record.
- Constitutional documents drafted from the proposal.Articles, statuts, and supporting declarations generated from the engagement scope — no copy-paste, no stale names, no missing clauses.
- Jurisdictional submission tracked end-to-end.Every registry, every notary, every signoff — visible in one workflow with status, owner, and SLA against the jurisdiction's typical turnaround.
- Entity record provisioned the moment incorporation lands.Officers, registered office, share capital, key dates — pre-mapped from onboarding and locked in the second the certificate arrives.
- Filing calendar primed from day one.Annual confirmation, RBE deposit, beneficial-ownership update — sequenced and assigned to a reviewer before the entity is a week old.
- Source documents stay attached to the record.Certificate of incorporation, statuts coordonnés, board resolutions — kept on the entity record with a citation back to the field each one populated.
See formation against a real jurisdiction.
Book a 30-minute demo. We'll walk through the formation workflow against the jurisdictions your firm files in most often.