The eight steps
Orgs automates all eight. Human intervention is the exception, not the default.| # | Step | Duration | Failure mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | Name availability | < 2 min | Suggested alternatives |
| II | Constitution upload & validation | 2–5 min | Validation errors surfaced |
| III | Articles of Organization | 1 min | Auto-drafted |
| IV | Wyoming SOS filing | 2–4 min | Escalation if ambiguous |
| V | EIN obtainment | 3–6 min | May require Responsible Party |
| VI | Operating Agreement | 2 min | Auto-drafted |
| VII | Tax election (8832) | Optional | Must be within 75 days |
| VIII | Active status | Instant | — |
The Filing Orchestrator
Behind the scenes, steps IV, V, and VI flow through the FilingOrchestrator, which cascades:- Computer Use agent — primary. Adaptive, reads error messages, reasons through edge cases.
- Playwright fallback — deterministic, used when Computer Use retries exhaust.
- Human escalation — last resort, never retries non-idempotent operations after ambiguous results.
What you provide
- Entity name (we check availability)
- Constitution YAML (we validate strictly; see recipes)
- Payment method
- For EIN: either a U.S. SSN/ITIN (instant) or a Responsible Party contact
What you get
- Wyoming SOS confirmation number
- IRS EIN letter
- Operating Agreement, signed
- DID for the entity
- API key scoped to the entity
- Formation bundle PDF (ready for a bank visit)