Someone deciding whether to incorporate can ask what company types are available and what documents can be generated without an account existing yet. That is the honest version of a sales surface: information first, sign-in only when the question becomes yours. The deadlines tool is the one that earns the OAuth — corporate filing dates are exactly the kind of thing that gets missed, and having them answerable in the same place you do the rest of your work is the point.
Skala handles company registration and corporate compliance. The endpoint splits cleanly: catalogues and guides answer anonymously, while anything about your own companies requires signing in.
- Public — get_useful_resources for legal guides, get_available_doc_gens for document templates such as NDAs and employment agreements, get_available_corporate_services covering DBAs, name changes, filings and compliance, and get_available_companies_for_registration
- Private — get_users_companies, get_company_info_by_id, and get_users_tasks_and_deadlines
- submit_support_request — raise a request with the Skala team on the user's behalf
Nothing to browse. OAuth when you need your own company data. A single npx command adds it, or the client's own remote-server config.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen