For corporate practice

Sign off knowing what the record actually says

Corporate work is a paper trail: resolutions, filings, registers and the agreements that depend on them. Justis reads them together, checks what the Companies Act requires at each step, and shows you the page behind every conclusion so a sign-off carries its own working.

A corporate lawyer reviewing board papers

The corporate record, in order and complete

Every resolution, filing and register entry laid out in sequence with the document behind it, so a missing form or an unfiled return is visible rather than discovered by the registrar.

DateActionSource
12 Apr 2025Board approves allotmentBoard minutes.pdf
18 Apr 2025PAS-3 filedPAS-3.pdf
02 May 2025Register of members updatedRegister.pdf
16 May 2025Shareholders approve ESOPEGM minutes.pdf
30 May 2025MGT-14 NOT filedMissing
11 Jun 2025Auditor appointedADT-1.pdf
24 Jun 2025Related party approvalBoard minutes.pdf
09 Jul 2025Charge createdCHG-1.pdf
21 Jul 2025Annual return filedMGT-7.pdf
05 Aug 2025Director resignedDIR-12.pdf
19 Aug 2025Charge satisfactionCHG-4.pdf
02 Sep 2025Buyback approvedBoard minutes.pdf

Where the company is exposed, and on what page

Each compliance point weighed against the file: what is done, what is late, what is missing entirely, with the document that decides it.

RequirementPosition
MGT-14 for the ESOPGap — never filed, 90 days past
Related party approvalClean — board and audit committee
Register of membersClean — updated within seven days
Independent directorGap — one seat vacant since May
CSR spendOpen — shortfall not yet transferred
Charge registrationClean — CHG-1 within thirty days
Auditor rotationOpen — term ends this financial year
Deposits rulesClean — no deposits accepted
Board meeting gapGap — 128 days between two meetings
Secretarial auditClean — MR-3 on file
SBO declarationOpen — one holder has not declared
Annual returnClean — MGT-7 filed in time

One question, asked of every agreement the company holds

Change of control, assignment, exclusivity and termination rights pulled from the whole contract base at once, with the clause behind every cell.

AgreementChange of controlAssignmentTerm
Alpha MSA.pdfConsent neededRestricted3 years
Orion SOW.pdfNotice onlyFree1 year
Sunrise MSA.docxConsent neededRestricted5 years
Kestrel SaaS.pdfSilentFree2 years
Vendor NDA.pdfSilentRestricted3 years
Reseller.pdfTermination rightRestricted2 years
Indus AMC.docxNotice onlyFree4 years
Tarrant MSA.pdfConsent neededRestricted3 years
Zephyr DPA.pdfSilentFreeEvergreen
Calder SOW.pdfNotice onlyRestricted1 year
Pinnacle NDA.pdfSilentRestricted5 years
Halcyon MSA.docxTermination rightFree3 years

Your negotiating positions, applied to every agreement

Write the company's positions down once as a playbook. Every incoming agreement is then read against them, the offending clause is quoted back to you, and the position you take is already drafted.

Commercial contracts playbook+ Add rule
Limitation of liability
Flagged clause
Neither party shall be liable for any indirect or consequential loss, and the Supplier's total liability shall not exceed one month's fees.
Starting position
Cap at twelve months' fees paid, with no cap for confidentiality, IP infringement, or gross negligence.
Indemnity
Flagged clause
Customer shall indemnify the Supplier against all claims arising out of or connected with this Agreement.
Starting position
Indemnities are mutual and limited to third-party claims. Never accept an unlimited or one-way indemnity.
Governing law and forum
Flagged clause
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of Singapore and disputes referred to the SIAC.
Starting position
Indian law with the courts at Delhi, or arbitration seated in India. Foreign seats need board approval.

Review and redline, as tracked changes in Word

The changes land on the original file as Word tracked changes, each with the reason beside it, so the counterparty sees a markup they recognise and you accept or reject clause by clause.

Vendor MSA, version 24 changes
Clause 9.2, liability cap
one month's fees twelve months' fees paid
Below the company's standing position and below the value at risk.
Clause 11.1, indemnity
Customer shall indemnify Each party shall indemnify the other
One-way indemnity made mutual and limited to third-party claims.
Clause 14.6, governing law
laws of Singapore laws of India
Foreign seat needs board approval, which has not been taken.
Clause 6.3, payment terms
within 15 days within 45 days
Aligned with the company's standard payment cycle.

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The compliance position used to live in three spreadsheets and one person's memory. Now the gaps come back with the filing they should have been in, and I can hand the board something I can stand behind.
N. KrishnanCompany Secretary, Chennai
FAQ

Common questions

Does it know the Companies Act?

It searches the Indian law library of Acts, rules and regulator documents, including MCA material, alongside Supreme Court and High Court decisions. Every conclusion links to the provision or judgment it rests on, and where a point is unsettled it says so.

Can it check our whole contract base at once?

Yes. Tabular review asks the same question of every agreement in a project and returns a grid with the answer, the clause and the page for each, exportable to Excel for the board pack.

Will it file forms for us?

No. It reads the record, tells you what is done, late or missing, and drafts what you ask for. Filing stays with you and your secretarial team.

Does it handle scanned minute books?

Yes. Scanned documents go through OCR first, and the agent tells you when it is working from a scan so you know transcription errors are possible.

Is company data kept confidential?

Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to the people on the matter, and nothing you upload is used to train models shared with anyone else.

What does it cost?

Every account starts with a 7-day trial of 100 credits. Pro is ₹999 a month with 500 credits, Ultra is ₹3,999 with 2,000, and larger teams are on the Custom plan.

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