A fixed-price, two-week workup of how your Shopify store collects and manages exemption certificates — what's missing, what's expired, what an auditor would flag first, and exactly how to fix it.
If you sell wholesale on Shopify, you know the routine: a customer emails a resale certificate, someone saves it somewhere, someone flips their account to tax-exempt, and everyone moves on. It works — until a state auditor asks you to produce the certificate behind every exempt sale from the last four years.
Day 1
Workflow deep-dive
60-minute recorded call — we walk your process end to end.
Days 2–8
Review & reconciliation
Certificate files, exempt-customer list, state exposure map.
Day 9
Report delivered
Score, ranked gaps, remediation roadmap.
Day 10
Readout call
45 minutes — we walk the report together.
The guarantee
If the workup doesn't surface at least three specific, actionable gaps in your process, it's free.
The full $950 credits against the first year of the software I'm building to automate these fixes, with founder pricing locked for life.
Tax questions belong with a qualified CPA or SALT attorney — I'm glad to refer one.
Full disclosure
Full transparency: I'm building software in this space, and these workups are partly how I learn what to build. That cuts in your favor twice — the diagnostic is priced to learn, not to profit, and the report will always name the cheapest fix for each gap, including free tools and manual processes that make me nothing.
No — it's a process and documentation review. I'll show you what's on file, what's missing, and how to fix the workflow. What you owe, and where, is a question for your CPA.
An export of your tax-exempt customer list and a sample of your certificate files, wherever they live. Most owners pull both together in under half an hour, and read-only is all I need.
Some stores are. Then the workup is free — that's the guarantee — and you keep a report confirming you're audit-ready, which is worth having before an auditor asks for it.
Compare it to what a compliance consultant bills for the same review and it's under-priced on purpose. The disclosure above is the honest reason: I'm paying for learning with margin.
You execute the roadmap — yourself, with your team, or with your CPA. Most fixes don't require buying anything. If you later want the software I'm building, your $950 credits toward it; if not, we're done and you're better off.