Save your business once so every service can use the company name, address, and letterhead automatically.
Tailored to the job, built from your real resume.
Tailored to the job, written from your saved profile and background.
We draft a real, completed contract from what you provide.
One packet per new hire. Your business details are stamped automatically.
Upload any PDF. If it has form fields we fill them; otherwise we complete it for you from your saved profile and attach your signature.
Form your business in any of the 50 states or DC. In many states we file directly with the state for you; everywhere else we prepare your complete formation package, ready to sign and file, with direct filing coming soon.
We apply for your federal Tax ID (EIN) with the IRS and return the confirmation letter to your cabinet. If we cannot complete it, you are not charged.
Check whether practical domains appear available and see alternatives before buying.
Pull a business's official state record — entity details, registered agent, and status when the state provides it — saved as a finished report to your cabinet.
Itemized and branded. We total it for you.
A polished proposal drafted from your inputs.
A complete license agreement for your intellectual property, composed from a saved professional template: parties, grant, scope, territory, exclusivity, term, royalties, IP ownership, warranties, indemnification, termination, and signatures.
Turn the open proposal or quote into a service agreement or statement of work.
On your letterhead, drafted to your points.
A clear, compelling posting from a few details.
Internal approvals, written consents, banking resolutions, and meeting minutes.
Payment plans, settlement letters, past-due notices, and repayment schedules.
For any task your business repeats, create a step-by-step checklist your team can follow without guessing.
Upload a PDF or Word file and we polish it.
Tell ExecU what to write. It will draft the document, then open it for editing.
Create a shareable form, send it, and collect answers before drafting the document.
Name a cabinet folder, then drag documents into it.
Use a short, clear name so the file is easy to find later.