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Corporify vs EntityFlo

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Corporify

5.6#8 in business filing and compliance management
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EntityFlo

6.9#2 in business filing and compliance managementFrom A$199 a month
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FactCorporifyEntityFlo
HeadquartersGhent, BelgiumRobina, Queensland, Australia
IntegrationsListed integrations include Office 365, DocuSign, Nitro, Adobe, Microsoft Azure AD, Okta, and a REST API.Available integrations are Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and ASIC; the maker says ASIC is its only connected registry today, while other registry connections are planned.
Intended usersCorporify says it is used by legal counsel, compliance officers, corporate secretaries, finance teams, directors, shareholders, and external advisors.EntityFlo is built for corporate groups, family offices, property developers, and accountants and advisers managing multiple entities.
Support and onboardingThe Share Register Center lists a support helpdesk, while the one-time implementation fee covers technical setup, data migration, and training.Guided setup is available on Control plans and above, while Enterprise clients receive a dedicated implementation manager; Scale includes priority support.

Corporify plans

  • Entity Management Center—
  • Implementation fee—
  • Share Register Center—

EntityFlo plans

  • First entityFree
  • StarterA$199 a month
  • ControlA$399 a month
  • CorporateA$699 a month
  • ScaleA$999 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Corporify if…

Corporify suits legal, compliance, finance, and corporate administration teams that manage entity records, shareholders, governance documents, or filing deadlines. Directors, shareholders, and external advisors are also among its intended users.

Pick EntityFlo if…

EntityFlo is designed for corporate groups, family offices, property developers, and accountants or advisers managing multiple entities. It may suit teams that need governance workflows and compliance tracking across several jurisdictions.

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