Every state has its own calendar
Annual report windows, franchise tax deadlines, and registered-agent rules all differ by state — and by entity type within a state. A spreadsheet can't hold that, and neither can memory.
Standing checks every client entity's Secretary of State standing automatically, across all 50 states, and tells you the moment one needs attention — so no client finds out their LLC was administratively dissolved from a letter in the mail.
Annual report windows, franchise tax deadlines, and registered-agent rules all differ by state — and by entity type within a state. A spreadsheet can't hold that, and neither can memory.
A state doesn't call you when an entity lapses into delinquent or gets administratively dissolved — it just sits there, quietly wrong, until someone needs a good-standing certificate.
When a client's entity lapses, the question isn't just "why didn't they know" — it's "why didn't we." Compliance monitoring is liability you can actually do something about.
Search and confirm each entity by its Secretary of State record — bulk import for a full book, or add them one at a time.
Standing re-checks each client's status on a schedule, straight from the state's own registry — standing, registered agent, and filing history.
Due-soon, delinquent, or a check that couldn't be confirmed — you find out from Standing, not from a client's certificate request.
A timestamped history for every entity, so you can show exactly when standing was last confirmed — useful the one time someone asks.
Organize entities the way your firm actually works — by partner, by service line, by whatever grouping makes the dashboard make sense at a glance.
Give a client owner their own login, scoped to just their entities — they see their own standing without seeing anyone else's.
If a state registry can't be confirmed, Standing says so — it never guesses "in good standing." Silence is never mistaken for safety.
It's tracking whether each of your client entities is current with the state it's registered in — annual reports filed, registered agent up to date, no lapse into delinquent or administratively-dissolved status. Standing automates that check across every client, on a schedule, instead of someone looking each one up by hand.
Manual checks depend on someone remembering to look, on a cadence that's usually "whenever there's time." Standing checks every client on a fixed schedule automatically, straight from the state's own registry, and only tells you when something actually needs attention — instead of you needing to go looking for trouble.
All 50 states plus DC. Most states get a live, automated check straight from the registry; the rest are tracked manually until we add automated coverage there — see exactly which is which on our coverage page.
Yes. Client owners get their own login scoped to just the entities you've given them access to — they never see another client's data, and you control exactly what they can see.
Standing tells you it couldn't confirm the status — it never reports "in good standing" as a fallback guess. A missed check shows up as needing attention, not as silent reassurance.
Pricing scales with how many entities you're monitoring and how often they're checked — see current plans for exact numbers.
A private beta for select firms — one place to know every client entity you're responsible for is in good standing.