Corporate profile
Ontario corporation · 31 December year-end
Private-company order
Ordiveris turns scattered corporate records, tax-year files, resolutions, ownership questions, and upcoming responsibilities into an orderly, evidence-led package—ready for your accountant or lawyer to review.
For owners who have built something worth keeping in order.

What disorder costs
Minute books, tax files, old years, ownership records, email, and professional offices rarely tell one coherent story on their own.
Loose ends stay hidden until a deadline, transaction, or review makes them urgent.
Professional fees rise when accountants and lawyers must search for, gather, and reconstruct information before substantive review can begin.
Owners lose time tracking records instead of running the business, while carrying avoidable uncertainty about what is current, incomplete, or due next.

The private-company standard
Your accountant or lawyer should spend their time reviewing important decisions—not searching through scattered files. Ordiveris helps you arrive with the records, questions, and draft materials already in order.
How it works
Ordiveris organizes evidence and prepares the work. You and your qualified professionals retain control over confirmation, judgment, filing, signing, and final decisions.
Organize
Ordiveris structures the records your corporation already has and keeps each source connected to the information it supports.
Review
Missing records, inconsistent details, uncertainty, and upcoming responsibilities are brought forward for a person to decide.
Prepare
Draft materials and professional-review packages stay traceable, clearly labelled, and subject to the right approval.
What you receive
Each item is prepared to make the owner's position clearer and the professional review more focused, with open questions and required approvals kept visible.
Information is organized. Open questions and draft materials remain clearly visible.
Ontario corporation · 31 December year-end
Not located in the illustrative 2025 record set
Illustrative owner review date · 18 September
Prepared from confirmed information
Supporting information assembled for review
Concrete product proof
Confirmed information, missing evidence, upcoming responsibilities, draft materials, and professional questions remain distinct. The illustration uses a fictional corporation and contains no client or private application data.
Confirmed ownership, governance, tax-year, licence, and key corporate information brought into one coherent view.
A clear list of evidence that is absent, inconsistent, or still needs an answer.
Corporate and tax-related responsibilities organized for review, with uncertainty kept visible.
Owner, accountant, and lawyer questions separated from information that has already been confirmed.
Routine resolutions and related materials remain visibly draft until the right person reviews and approves them.
Cited facts, supporting evidence, decisions, and open questions arranged for an accountant or lawyer.
A record of what was reviewed, proposed, confirmed, or changed during the controlled workflow.
Who it is for
Designed for established owner-managed corporations, incorporated professionals, founders, and the boutique advisors who help keep their affairs properly ordered.
Established owner-managed corporations
Incorporated professionals and private-company founders
Boutique accounting and legal advisors serving private clients
Trust and human control
Information is proposed rather than silently accepted. Evidence stays connected, uncertainty remains visible, and nothing is autonomously signed, filed, or treated as final professional judgment.
This public website does not collect files or offer customer accounts. It uses no analytics or advertising trackers. Corporate records must not be submitted until Ordiveris has approved a secure transfer method and a written pilot scope.
Founding private pilot
One corporation and one historical year, subject to scope confirmation.
Limited to five founding pilot corporationsIncluded
Excluded
Final scope and eligibility are confirmed before payment or records are accepted. Additional years or complex matters may require separate professional work and pricing.
How participation begins
A pilot enquiry does not create a client, professional, advisory, or service relationship. Payment is not requested until eligibility and a written scope are confirmed.
Request pilot information
Complete a discovery and eligibility review
Receive and accept a written pilot scope
Receive a manual invoice
Receive an approved secure-transfer method
Provide authorized corporate records
Confirm the corporation, current recordkeeping challenges, and an appropriate review scope before any materials are received.
Review only authorized materials within defined privacy, security, access, and retention boundaries.
Review proposed information, missing records, open questions, and clearly labelled draft outputs.
Prepare an orderly package for an accountant or lawyer where professional review is appropriate.