DoseTrace, GoodStanding, PartsProof and QuorumFile
Each product in this issue is pointed at a specific government deadline and returns the documents that deadline asks for, prepared from your own answers.
A federal deadline usually lands on somebody who has never filed one of these before, a volunteer treasurer or a pharmacy owner reading a notice after hours. Missing it costs money, and in a few of these cases it stops the money coming in, while the paperwork that fixes it is nobody's day job.
What these have in common
Each one is pointed at a specific government deadline and gives back the documents that deadline asks for, prepared from your own answers. The check that tells you whether the deadline even applies to you is free in every one of them.
DoseTrace
![]() | DoseTrace prepares the drug-supply-chain readiness binder an FDA inspector asks a pharmacy for. A fifteen-minute intake returns nine documents carrying your licence number and your wholesalers: the dated exemption determination, a verified trading-partner log, three standard operating procedures and a six-year retention plan. You pay $99 once. |
GoodStanding
![]() | GoodStanding prepares the filings that cure an IRS auto-revocation, which switches off a nonprofit's tax status and its donation pages after three missed 990-N years. A treasurer enters the EIN and the diagnostic costs nothing. You pay $79 for Form 1023-EZ with the California RRF-1 and CT-TR-1, or $199 for the full pack. |
PartsProof
![]() | PartsProof sets up the vulnerability-reporting process the EU Cyber Resilience Act requires from anyone selling hardware or software into Europe from September 11, 2026. Six documents arrive filled in for your product, including a scope memo, a disclosure policy, a handling procedure and the 24-hour, 72-hour and 14-day reporting runbook. The pack costs $79. |
QuorumFile
![]() | QuorumFile writes HOTMA sections 102 and 104 into a public housing agency's ACOP before HUD begins enforcing on January 1, 2027. You get the redlined chapter carrying your own elections, plus the 45-day public notice, the resident advisory board memo, the hearing script and the board resolution. One document costs $99. |
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