FAQ

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Can anyone use SpeedMatters?

SpeedMatters is very straightforward and quite easy to learn. For people who are just starting out in corporate law, it can be a fantastic learning tool through its built-in checklists and helpful hi…

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

Why use software?

When it comes to creating and maintaining corporations, a lot of lawyers and corporate clerks turn to software programs to help them avoid errors, adhere to client deadlines, efficiently prepare docu…

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

How much does SpeedMatters cost?

The Pricing for SpeedMatters ™ for Corporate Law can be found on our website here.

Updated 5 years ago by Emily Kirby

What are the main features of SpeedMatters?

SpeedMatters for Corporate Law works by intelligently drafting documents through interview screens containing tick-boxes and drop-down menus. SpeedMatters has a tab for real-time previews so you can…

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

How do I manage repeats?

Be aware that you can’t sort or filter repeat dialogs in an interview, but you can reorder them, if the order in which they were entered is not satisfactory. Right click. (Note – there is possible da…

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

Where do I fill out the "Annual Return Filing Period" information?

If you have a federal corporation, just go to "Registrations and Deadlines" Select Canada Corporation. Select Canada as the Jurisdiction. This should allow you to see all of the relevant fields.

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

I can't find my list of common people and entities?

There is a list of commonly used people and entities named " common smcorp people.hpl" that should be located in the same file as your "default" answers. You can access the file directly from the mai…

Updated 4 years ago by Emily Kirby

What Is An Answer File?

When using SpeedMatters™ for Corporate Law, all of the data for a corporation will be input and maintained in a compact Answer File that is easy to retrieve and reuse. A HotDocs 'answer file' is an X…

Updated 5 years ago by Emily Kirby