entity-compliance

You can track corporate entity compliance deadlines by maintaining a per-entity, per-jurisdiction YAML ledger of filing types, due dates, and statuses. This approach initializes a compliance tracker derived from your entity table to flag overdue and upcoming obligations.

You can update your compliance tracker from a registered agent report through a status maintenance workflow. The system ingests the registered-agent information to update filing statuses and can also perform guided sweeps for unknown or overdue items.

Yes, you can export entity compliance data to CSV or a markdown table for external reporting. The export functionality includes formula-injection defenses to ensure secure spreadsheet-like outputs for sharing deadline and status data.

A compliance health audit for corporate entities is a broader review process that identifies good standing gaps, dormant entities, and data gaps. It runs against your compliance tracker to provide a structured output of overall entity health.

You check upcoming filing deadlines by running the tracker in report mode. This reports upcoming and overdue items within a configurable 30, 60, or 90-day window, providing clear visibility into your next required entity filings.

You need a corporate-legal entity table for the system to read and compute deadlines when initializing compliance tracking. The tracker persists updates to a compliance-tracker.yaml file and enforces entity-type-specific handling for jurisdictions like Delaware.