A CPSC certificate, an NYC benchmarking report, and nonprofit reinstatement filings all end as documents somebody has to sign or file. This issue carries four filings from products that turn a live record into paperwork you can act on.
What this issue carries
Three short product notes for people handling product certificates, building reports, or nonprofit reinstatement.
CertScope
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CertScope settles which CPSC rules apply to each imported SKU, then builds the certificate a broker needs to clear it. Product importers get a rule determination and a certificate to review and file. |
BenchFile
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BenchFile finds a New York City building's open Local Law 84 benchmarking violation, files the overdue report, and keeps the building filed each year. Building owners and managing agents get the report, the cleared violation, and the city's dated proof. You pay $149 once, then $49 each year for the continuing filings. |
GoodStanding
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GoodStanding checks an organization's IRS auto-revocation status, works out the 15-month clock, and prepares the filings needed for reinstatement. Nonprofit officers get the government record, a dated checklist, and either a Streamlined Cure Pack for $79 once or a Full Reinstatement Pack for $199 once. |
Multiple shipped products, taken apart, few times a week. What each one does, what it cost to build, what the pipeline behind it looks like, and what the numbers did, read off the repository and the live site, not written from memory. Join the list.
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