The compliance system of record.
One place for consultants and compliance teams — live across the UAE, Canada, Australia, Singapore, the Cayman Islands and the BVI — to track every registration, filing, and renewal — with dependencies mapped and deadlines that warn you before they slip.
UAE Live
Canada Live
Australia Live
Singapore Live
Cayman Islands Live
British Virgin Islands Live
Saudi Arabia Coming
United States ComingMeet Kai.
Kai is the AI copilot built into Skale. It watches every entity’s compliance state and does the busywork — drafts client messages, prepares filing checklists, flags what’s due, and answers your team’s questions. You stay in control: Kai proposes, you review and approve.
- Drafts & repliesWrites client updates and filing notes in your voice — ready to review and send.
- Deadline radarSurfaces renewals and filings before they’re due, per entity and jurisdiction.
- Filing prepAssembles the checklist and documents for each obligation, ready for your sign-off.
Meridian Corporate Services has two items due soon — a VAT return and a trade-licence renewal. I’ve drafted a heads-up note to the client and prepared the renewal checklist. Want to review?
Compliance is tracked in fragments. So it breaks in fragments.
Every consultant runs the same patchwork — and the gaps between the tools are exactly where the misses happen.
A spreadsheet per client
Renewal dates live in workbooks, WhatsApp threads and someone’s memory. Nothing connects — and nobody owns the whole picture.
A different tool per market
One portal for licensing, another for tax, a third for visas. Every jurisdiction is its own silo, re-keyed by hand.
Deadlines that slip silently
A licence lapses, so the establishment card can’t renew, so the visas freeze — and the first anyone hears of it is a penalty.
Every client's obligations, in one place.
Skale holds every registration, filing and renewal for every entity you manage — with the dependencies between them mapped, so the whole book is legible at a glance and nothing hides in a silo.
The work, not just the reminder.
Four things Skale does for every entity you manage — each shown on an example UAE workspace.
The whole book, sorted by days left.
One risk list across every client and jurisdiction — soonest first, colour-coded by urgency. No workbook to open, no thread to scroll.
A deadline flags up to 90 days out.
Skale watches every date and raises it early — with the downstream obligations it protects attached, so you renew in the right order and the reminder is on record.
Proposal → tasks → invoice, e-invoicing-ready.
A renewal becomes a priced proposal, an accepted proposal becomes the task list, and completed work becomes the invoice — structured for local e-invoicing mandates.
AI drafts. You confirm.
Documents and messages land in one inbox. Skale reads them, updates the record and drafts the reply or the reminder — a person reviews and sends. The AI prepares; the consultant decides.
Thanks — passport received and filed. We'll start the visa renewal today; no action needed from your side.
Others list dates. Skale maps what depends on what.
Compliance moves as a chain: renew the licence late and the card, the visas and their insurance all move with it. Skale models those links — so one change updates every downstream date, and you see the knock-on before it happens.
A missed deadline has a number.
These are the standing UAE Corporate Tax penalties, one example of the exposure a system of record removes. Every jurisdiction Skale supports has its own penalty regime, tracked the same way. Illustrative, and verified against the Federal Tax Authority.
Built so a deadline never slips silently.
Licences, cards, visas, insurance, VAT and corporate tax for every client — in a single system of record, not six tools.
How far ahead Skale can flag a deadline, so renewals start before anything slips into a penalty.
Change one renewal date and the downstream obligations it protects update with it — the dependency chain does the math.
These describe what the product does — Skale is pre-revenue and in pilot, so there are no customer metrics to quote yet.
A system of record first. Then the services around it.
Everything below is on the roadmap — tagged honestly. Financial services are introduced via licensed partners; Skale holds no financial licence.
Value-added services
Market expansion
UAE, Canada, Australia, Singapore, the Cayman Islands and the BVI are live today. Saudi Arabia and the United States are planned — no penalty figures are published for them until verified.
For the people who own the deadline.
Consultants
PROs · corporate service providers · tax & accounting firms
In-house compliance teams
Multi-entity companies managing their own obligations
Handled like the record it is.
Compliance data is sensitive, so we hold it to a standard — and we're honest about where each certification stands today.
SOC 2 Type 1
Controls for security and availability. Target: Q2 2027 — not yet audited.
ISO 27001
Information-security management system. Target: Q4 2027 — not yet certified.
Data-protection alignment
Aligned to each market regime (UAE PDPL, Canada PIPEDA, Australia Privacy Act, Singapore PDPA), with explicit consent capture. Target: before general availability.
Financial services are introduced via licensed partners under an introducer arrangement; Skale holds no financial licence. Certifications above are targets with dated timelines, not held today.
Put every deadline on the record.
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