Turn legal requirements into reusable compliance workflows, publish fixed versions, and create an auditable Record whenever a form, assessment, determination or checklist is completed.
Overview ProseID turns legal and regulatory requirements into reusable compliance workflows. Legal and compliance professionals define the rules once, publish them as fixed versions, and make them available as forms, guided assessments, determinations or checklists. Every completed Flow validates the information provided and creates an auditable Record tied to the exact schema version used. Key Features Visual and JSON-based schema building Fixed releases with clear version history Forms, assessments, determinations and compliance checklists Auditable Records for every completed Flow Public registry of reusable compliance schemas API, webhook and hosted Flow support Optional publisher fees for verified professionals Free testing before adopting a public schema Use Cases ProseID supports regulatory reporting, breach notifications, eligibility decisions, compliance reviews, due-diligence processes and repeatable legal questionnaires. Legal and compliance professionals can publish their interpretations for others to reuse. Regulated businesses can apply the same rules consistently across teams. Developers can integrate compliance workflows into existing products through the API and webhooks. Getting Started Browse the Registry or test an existing workflow to understand how ProseID works. Create a workspace when you are ready to build or adopt a schema. Once a schema is published, create a Flow, choose its presentation and delivery settings, and share the hosted link or connect it to another system. Completed results appear as versioned Records in the workspace. Pricing The free plan includes $10 of usage. Paid plans start at $20 per month and include additional monthly usage bonuses. Usage top-ups are available with or without a subscription. Some public schemas may include an additional publisher fee, which is displayed before the schema is used. Visit ProseID pricing for current limits and plan details.
