Frequently asked
The questions small firms actually ask us.
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The product
- Supacorp is launching first in Alberta, with corporate records, templates and workflows built around Canadian practice. Federal and other provincial jurisdictions are part of the product direction; launch updates will include their availability.
- Full entity management. It provides complete oversight for the lifecycle of a file, from initial incorporation through to ongoing annual compliance and register maintenance.
- Yes. The template library is organized by the actions a firm performs on a corporation, and each action has a playbook listing the documents it needs. Your AI assistant can read your Word precedents into a playbook, mark the fields, and report coverage; a person with template rights publishes the pack. Where you have no precedent, the Supacorp default fills the gap.
- Yes. Supacorp speaks MCP, the Model Context Protocol, the open standard AI assistants use to work inside other software. Sign in from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or VS Code with your Supacorp account. The assistant can read the records your role allows, stage new corporations with a cited source for every fact, and code your templates. Any change to a finalized record waits for a person to approve it in Supacorp.
- Yes. Share subscription and purchase agreements use Supacorp Signatures to coordinate multiple signers, track progress and return the signed document to the record. Incorporation also supports externally signed documents through upload.
- Entity audit history records material changes with a plain-language summary and hash-chain verification. Filter recorded events by category or person, review historical records, and export the available audit trail. Confirm retention requirements during onboarding.
- It reads the record and prepares real work: issuing shares, appointing a director, drafting a resolution. It shows you exactly what it will do and writes to the record only after you approve. Every action lands in the right register and the audit trail. It never acts unsupervised.
- Supacorp prepares the package, tracks the deadline, and assembles everything the filing needs. Your firm or your registry agent submits it, then you record the proof of filing against the entity so the minute book stays complete.
What jurisdictions do you support?
Is this a minute-book product, or a full entity management product?
Can we bring our own templates?
Can I use Claude or ChatGPT with Supacorp?
Can more than one person sign a document?
Can I see who changed what, and when?
What can the AI assistant actually do?
Does Supacorp file for us?
Pricing & contracts
- Our planned launch pricing is $3 CAD per entity per month, with a $199 monthly minimum and a $1,200 monthly cap. Everything past 400 entities is free. No per-seat fee. Month to month. Use the pricing calculator to see what that means for your firm.
- Yes, per active entity, never per seat. Your bill stops increasing at 400 entities ($1,200 CAD per month). Every entity after that is free.
- Month to month. The price covers your firm, with no per-seat fee or feature tiers.
How does pricing work?
Do you charge per entity?
Is there a contract?
Data, migration, and ownership
- Your firm retains ownership of its data. Export your firm records and available document files together. Each archive includes a manifest showing its contents and any omissions. Our team can help with larger archives and missing items.
- Supacorp is designed to turn the documents and data sheets you already have into useful corporate records. Source evidence stays beside the proposed facts, so your team can review the result and resolve exceptions without rebuilding every file by hand.
- The import workflow groups documents by corporation, prepares records and brings missing or conflicting facts into view. Your team reviews the supporting evidence before creating records. Follow launch updates for import availability and supported source formats.
- Export your firm records and available document files together. Each archive includes a manifest showing its contents and any omissions. Our team can help with larger archives and missing items.
- Built-in AI uses zero data retention (ZDR) model endpoints. Relevant records, document text or images, prompts and conversation context are sent through OpenRouter, with ZDR required and provider data collection disabled on every request. If no compliant endpoint is available, the request stops. External assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude follow their own processing terms when you connect them. See the Privacy page for the scope of the built-in AI policy and connected services.
Who owns the data in Supacorp?
Can we migrate from our current tool?
Can I import existing entities in bulk?
What happens to our data if we leave?
How do AI features process our data?
Security & isolation
- Access checks use your firm membership, role and entity permissions. Organization-scoped application queries and database policies support firm isolation. The Security page explains these controls and their limits.
- Yes. At rest and in transit. Integration credentials are additionally sealed with AES-256-GCM server-side.
- Supacorp supports email and password and Microsoft sign-in. Let us know if your firm has additional identity requirements.
How do you keep firms apart on the platform?
Is data encrypted?
Do you support SSO?
Launch & availability
- Supacorp is currently in its pilot phase and is not yet sold commercially. We are actively accepting pilot partner firms across Canada to evaluate the product. If your firm is interested in becoming a pilot partner or receiving launch updates, please connect with us through our contact page.
- Leave your name and work email on the contact page to apply as a pilot partner or receive launch updates. You can also tell us about your firm or ask a product question. We will share availability as Supacorp progresses.
- No. Your name and email are enough to register interest. If you have a question, describe the workflow without including confidential client information.