File for hundreds of entities from one upload.
When you manage a portfolio of companies, filing them one at a time is a full-time job that still misses deadlines. Bulk Filings takes a single CSV, validates every row against each state's rules, and submits them in parallel, with a per-entity receipt for every one.
One upload, five hundred filings, in parallel.
This is a batch of 500 annual reports across 12 states, submitting all at once. Watch the run: each entity is validated, filed, and gets a receipt dropped into your vault.
One entity is a task. A hundred is a liability.
Filing for a single company is straightforward. Filing for fifty, or five hundred, is a different problem entirely. Each state has its own form, fee, and deadline, and doing them one login at a time means someone is always mid-task, which is exactly how a portfolio ends up with a handful of entities quietly out of good standing.
The manual approach doesn't just cost time, it costs accuracy. A typo in a spreadsheet becomes a rejected filing you find out about weeks later; a missed row becomes a penalty. At portfolio scale, the errors are guaranteed, the only question is how many.
Bulk Filings turns the whole portfolio into one operation. Upload a CSV, and every row is validated against that state's requirements before anything is submitted, errors surfaced inline on the exact rows to fix. Then it all files in parallel, with a per-entity receipt written to your vault as each one is accepted.
Upload, validate, file, reconcile.
The same four steps whether the batch is ten entities or ten thousand.
Everything a firm managing many entities needs.
Scale filing, wired to scale management.
Bulk Filings is the throughput engine; the rest of the OS is where you see and control the portfolio it acts on.
Bulk filings, answered.
Which filings can be bulked?
Do you validate before filing?
How fast is a run?
How do I track a run in progress?
How are receipts delivered?
Is there API access?
What does it cost?
Turn a portfolio of filings into one upload.
Validate and file for hundreds or thousands of entities in parallel, with a receipt for every one and refunds if a state ever says no.