Multi-Jurisdiction Support

Corporate groups rarely operate in a single jurisdiction. Australian companies with NZ subsidiaries, UK holding structures, or Hong Kong entities need governance software that understands the regulatory requirements of each jurisdiction — not a one-size-fits-all approach that forces local compliance into a generic framework. EntityFlo supports multi-jurisdiction entity management with jurisdiction-specific fields, compliance rules, and regulatory connections. Whether you're tracking ACNs in Australia, NZBN numbers in New Zealand, or Companies House references in the UK, EntityFlo adapts to each jurisdiction's requirements while giving you a unified view of your entire group.

Each jurisdiction has its own filing requirements, deadlines, and regulatory obligations. EntityFlo's Compliance Engine understands these differences and applies the correct rules to each entity based on its jurisdiction: • Australia: ASIC annual reviews, Form 484 changes, solvency resolutions, BAS and tax lodgement tracking • New Zealand: Annual returns to the Companies Office, director disclosure requirements • United Kingdom: Companies House confirmation statements, PSC register updates As EntityFlo expands to additional jurisdictions, the compliance rules are added automatically — you don't need to manually configure requirements for each new jurisdiction.

For groups with entities spanning multiple countries, EntityFlo provides a unified dashboard that shows compliance status, officer appointments, and ownership structures across all jurisdictions. You can filter by jurisdiction to focus on a specific country's requirements or view the entire group to identify cross-border governance gaps. Structure charts and UBO mapping work across jurisdictions, allowing you to visualise ownership chains that cross borders and identify beneficial owners regardless of where intermediate entities are registered.

EntityFlo's document generator includes templates for multiple jurisdictions, so you can generate the correct forms for each entity without switching between systems. ASIC forms for Australian entities, Companies Office forms for NZ entities, and Companies House forms for UK entities — all from the same platform, with data pre-populated from your entity records. This eliminates the need to maintain separate systems or manual processes for different jurisdictions, reducing the risk of errors and ensuring consistency across your group.