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Check your readiness
Home Intake

After purchase

The intake that makes your plan yours.

Ten short steps, most of them numbers and dropdowns. It saves as you go, so you can stop and come back, and you can hand it to whoever knows the answers.

Do not enter client data. No taxpayer names, Social Security numbers, account numbers or return information. We describe your systems, we do not hold what is in them.

Step 1 of 10
Step 1Your firm

The basics, so the plan names the right entity and reaches the right person.

Comma separated. This affects which state rules apply.

Your answers are saved in this browser as you type, so a refresh will not lose them. Nothing is sent until you press Submit.

What happens next

We read it properly

A person reads every answer. If something does not add up, we ask rather than guess.

We document your real environment

Your answers become the inventory, the risk assessment, the access-control policies and the vendor register.

Gaps become recommendations

Where an expected element is missing, the plan says so and sets out what would close it, usually with tools you already pay for.

You receive the plan

Ready for signature, with the implementation clause, effective date and annual review schedule. The monthly service starts from that date.

What we do not ask for

No taxpayer data

No returns, source documents, Social Security numbers or client account numbers. The form has nowhere to put them.

No credentials

No passwords or logins to your systems. The plan describes your controls; it does not need access to them.

No surprises

If an answer changes what the plan needs, we raise it during the build rather than after delivery.

How we handle the information you do give us