What is ProseID?
ProseID helps legal and compliance professionals turn regulations, policies and interpretations into digital workflows. Define the questions, conditions and outcomes once, then reuse them as forms, guided assessments, determinations or compliance checklists.
Every completed Flow produces an auditable record connected to the exact schema version used.
Key features
- Visual builder for questions, rules and outcomes
- Forms, assessments, determinations and checklists
- Fixed, versioned schema releases
- Auditable completion records
- Public registry of reusable schemas
- Legal references, jurisdictions and effective periods
- API, email and webhook delivery
- Optional typed-name electronic signatures
- Earnings for verified schema publishers
Who is it for?
ProseID serves legal and compliance professionals, regulated businesses, in-house teams, operations teams and developers building compliance into software.
How it works
- Define the questions, conditions and outcomes.
- Publish a fixed, reusable schema version.
- Run it through a compatible Flow.
- Record the answers, result and exact version used.
Pricing
The Free plan includes $10 of usage, covering up to 50 standard completions.
- Lite: $20/month — up to 110 completions
- Starter: $50/month — up to 300 completions
- Growth: $200/month — up to 1,300 completions
Standard completions begin at $0.20. Public schemas may include a separate publisher fee.
Usage can be topped up at any time, with or without a subscription. Top-up balances roll over, and larger purchases may receive volume bonuses.
FAQ
Does ProseID interpret laws automatically?
No. A professional defines the interpretation. ProseID makes it reusable, consistent, versioned and auditable.
What happens when a schema changes?
Published versions stay fixed. Updates become new versions, while old records remain connected to the version originally used.
Can publishers earn money?
Verified publishers can add an optional fee to public schemas and receive 70% of eligible publisher-fee revenue.
Is ProseID legal advice?
No. ProseID provides infrastructure for publishing and applying legal or compliance interpretations.
