Pre-release · sanctor.io
Your documents define the rules, sanctor enforces them. Who can act. What’s required. What gets approved. Answered in seconds, not meetings.
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Authority lives in someone’s memory. Approvals scatter across email. Decisions are made without the proper threshold and nobody checks. Filings are tracked in spreadsheets or not at all. When someone asks who approved what, when, and under what authority, the answer takes days to find. The administration required to untangle this costs time, money, and trust.
The chain of authority
Every document derives from the one above it. sanctor maps this chain and enforces it, from the articles to the last purchase order.
LEVEL 1
Law
The external framework. Everything below must comply.
LEVEL 2
Formation
Creates the entity. Filed with the state. Defines what the company is: name, purpose, authorized shares, basic structure.
LEVEL 3
Constitution
Internal rules. Defines how the entity operates: board structure, voting thresholds, meeting procedures, officer roles, amendment rules. Cannot contradict the articles.
LEVEL 4
Agreements
Arrangements between principals and governance structures. Shareholder agreements, board charters, committee charters.
LEVEL 5
Resolutions
Specific decisions made under the authority above. Approve budgets, appoint officers, adopt policies, authorize actions, approve mergers.
LEVEL 6
Policies
Standing rules adopted by resolution. Expense, share issuance, dividend, compensation, code of conduct.
LEVEL 7
Contracts
Agreements entered by authorized officers under the authority of policies and resolutions. Employment, vendor, service, lease.
LEVEL 8
Instruments
Specific documents issued under contract frameworks. Offer letters, NDAs, contractor agreements, purchase orders.
How it works
One input. Every answer. Type what you want to do. The system checks the provision, evaluates the conditions, and tells you whether you can, or who needs to approve.
1
Write them or upload your existing documents. The AI reads, classifies, and maps them.
2
Assign them to the groups your provisions define. Directors, shareholders, officers.
3
Authority checks, proposals, votes, amendments. The documents are the permissions.
Extensions
Cap table. Resolutions. Compliance. Payments. Signing. Audit trail. Each one reads from your governance documents and derives its behaviour from what the provisions say.
§3.1
“The total authorised share capital is 100,000 shares of Common Stock.”
Operative · Bylaws
Cap table
Avery Lane 45,000 45.00% Morgan Reed 28,000 28.00% Casey Bell 15,000 15.00% Robert Levine 10,000 10.00%
§9.2
“The Company shall file a confirmation statement with the Secretary of State annually within 30 days of the anniversary of incorporation.”
Operative · Bylaws
Compliance
23 Jun Confirmation statement
§9.2 · Bylaws
30 Jun Quarterly financial report
§8.1 · Operating agreement§8.2
“Net revenue shall be distributed as follows: 5% to the Management Company as a management fee, with the remainder distributed to Members in proportion to their ownership interests.”
Operative · Operating Agreement
Payments
Revenue received $10,000 Management fee (5%) $500 Avery Lane (45%) $4,500 Morgan Reed (28%) $2,800
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