The company file.
Kept together.
registration documents, banking proof, certificates and statements in one Library collection. Keep the supporting papers with the record they explain.
See the Library →A company documents checklist you reuse: registration documents, banking proof, your tax compliance status and the latest statements, kept in one collection and ready for each request.
No card needed. Sending and sealing open on day one.
Your company file
Most requests a company gets draw on the same company documents, whether for a tender, a loan, a new client or a bank account opening: registration documents, the memorandum of incorporation, banking proof, a tax compliance status (TCS) PIN, a certificate or sworn affidavit, and the latest financial statements. Check each request’s own list before you prepare your copies.
Bring the records into one collection, then check the bid’s own requirements before you prepare your copies.
Keep the engagement and its supporting records together. See what you hold and what this relationship still needs.
Start with the records already on file. Refresh the banking proof and prepare the details this customer asks for.
Keep registration and banking proof on file, and review the latest period before you prepare the lender’s copy.
Keep the company file in one collection, refresh what has changed, prepare a copy for this recipient, then share it.
registration documents, banking proof, certificates and statements in one Library collection. Keep the supporting papers with the record they explain.
See the Library →Check what you hold against this request and refresh what has moved on. The previous period stays on file; see how long to keep company records.
Watch the next renewal →A lender checking a business bank account needs the account holder, the account number and the bank’s confirmation, not every transaction on the statement. Prepare a separate redacted copy with just that, and read the redaction report before it travels.
How redaction works →Share each document with a chosen KuduDoc account holder. Choose view only or download, set the expiry and withdraw access when the request is over.
How sharing works →Delivery, viewing and download activity is recorded beside the file it belongs to. An opening shows the link was opened, not that the document was read.
Watch the certificates and registrations the pack relies on. Reminders go to you 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before, by default — or the days you choose, and you set quiet hours. See what expires, and when.
A recipient can check a sealed file for free, without an account. A match means the file is unchanged since sealing; it says nothing about whether what it says is true.
Check a file →Keep the foundation. Refresh what moved. For a team, see KuduDoc for business.