Articles of association or the statutory model protocol, appointment of the managing director, filing with the commercial register: the transaction whose completion ends at the register court and not at the land registry. Its potential for standardisation is high — it is not built yet.
Shareholders, share capital, corporate purpose. Identity documents and register extracts are captured; this part does not depend on the deed type.
The catalogue names two possible fee numbers, because the arrangement decides which one applies. Mandatory fields have not been worked through, so no draft is produced.
Reading out, signing, issuing. Your work.
Filing, queries from the court, registration, publication. The catalogue records completion for this type — the chain itself is not described yet.
The site is organised by transaction, the pricing by building block. Each block can be booked on its own and works on the same matter; what it costs is on the pricing page and not here.
A variant is the difference you must not guess. Where the deed type catalogue has a line for it, this page says so; where it has none, it says that too.
The statutory text for simple formations with up to three shareholders. The arrangement with the highest degree of standardisation — and the reason the catalogue rates this type as highly standardisable.
Individual rules on management, transfer of shares, succession. The catalogue does not distinguish the two arrangements as variants today.
Share capital is not paid in cash but contributed in kind, with a formation report and the court's examination of value. Rare, laborious, no line in the catalogue.
This section is on every transaction page. Every deed type moves in with your office’s templates — two are ready today, your most frequent one is set up first.
Status “planned”: identifier, designation and fee numbers are in the catalogue, mandatory fields are not. An empty list of mandatory fields would mean “nothing is mandatory”, hence “everything may pass” — the most dangerous answer of all, because it looks like a result.
NotarFlow prepares. Filing is done through your own access, by you.
Which of the two numbers an arrangement carries is decided not by the catalogue but by the case — to be settled with the notary.
Fetching register extracts automatically is noted as future work with low priority. Today you hand them in.
Highly standardisable and still “planned” — that is not a contradiction but the order of work: first the catalogue entry with the notary, then the fields, then the draft. The other way round would produce a template nobody has confirmed.
Seven days at full scope, without a contract and without an account. Feedback from practice on this transaction is worth more to us than a signature.