Worked scenario
Minutes written in March for a meeting held in November
Statutory records reconstructed months later are complete and not contemporaneous, and the difference matters exactly when they are examined.
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Corporate records are supposed to reflect events as they happen. In practice they are frequently assembled in a burst before a deadline.
Reconstruction introduces error
Dates get approximated, attendees are recalled imperfectly, and the sequence of resolutions is inferred. Each individual guess is small and the record as a whole becomes something the practice would rather not have examined closely.
Capture at the trigger
A change of directors, a share transfer, a resolution — each is an event with a date. Recorded then, the register maintains itself; recorded later, it is an exercise in memory.
What changes
- Resolutions and changes recorded when they occur
- Register updates linked to the event that triggered them
- Outstanding updates visible per entity
- An audit trail of when each record was made
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