Keep your business compliant.
Know which rules apply to you. Get the right licenses. Protect customer data. Loop in a lawyer to guide you.
From permits to yearly filings
Inhouse executes every step, from your first permit to each yearly filing.
Find the rules
that apply to you
- Licenses, permits and regulators for your city, state and industry, in one list
- Scope-of-practice and advertising rules for what you can offer and what you can say
Get the right
licenses and permits
- Applications filled in field by field, with the fees and where to send them
- Letters asking a regulator how a rule applies to your business, in writing
Protect customer
and patient data
- Privacy policies, consent forms and HIPAA authorizations that match how you use data
- Business associate and data processing agreements with the vendors who touch it
Stay current
year after year
- Annual reports, renewals and state filings on one deadline calendar
- Policies and notices updated when the rules or your business change
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Two ways to comply
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Inhouse AI
Inhouse finds the rules that apply and drafts what you need.
- Advice on the licenses, permits and rules for your business
- Privacy policies, BAAs, consent forms and compliance policies
- Deadline calendar for filings, renewals and annual reports
- Step-by-step help to apply, register and file on time
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What we
see go wrong
Cheap to avoid up front. Expensive to fix later.
Not knowing a yearly report applies to you
One Ohio business never filed its unclaimed funds report, which is due even with nothing to report. List every yearly filing and its due date.
Applying for the wrong permit first
One Berkeley food maker almost filed the commercial permit when a home cottage food permit fit. Confirm the right agency and permit first.
Looking for a way around a permit
A weak exception can leave you exposed if the regulator disagrees. Get the permit, or ask the regulator for a written answer first.
Asking for donations before your permit arrives
Many states require charities to register before they ask for money. One nonprofit held off on donation buttons and tax claims until approval.
Sharing patient data without a signed authorization
Names and birth dates from a health program are protected. Get a signed HIPAA authorization, or share only de-identified data.
Signing a vendor’s data agreement as redlined
One billing vendor’s redline pushed breach notice from 5 business days to 30 days and claimed rights to your data. Read every change.
Results
Real examples of how we’ve helped businesses stay compliant.
A computer services company found a yearly Ohio report it had missed since 2015.
Ohio expects an unclaimed funds report every year, even when there is nothing to report. Inhouse explained the November 1 deadline, how to file online and how to catch up on the missed years.
2015
the first year of reports it had missed
A report is due every November 1
With its fundraising permit delayed, it soft-launched with no donation buttons until approval.
Before signing with a billing vendor, it found ten risks in the vendor’s edits to its data terms.
Berkeley runs its own health program. We explained Class A and Class B, then drafted a checklist and an email to the city.
Disclaimers, terms of use and a client agreement that describe the work without claiming a license.
Filled in field by field, with sensitive numbers left blank, the $154 in fees and where to mail it.
Most likely. The medical facility exception is a weak fit, so we suggested permits plus a written ruling.
Only with a signed HIPAA authorization. We drafted one, a data sharing agreement and a de-identified option.
A business associate agreement and privacy steps, plus a stress test of the plan’s numbers.
About 17,674 of them, after sorting by country and consent. We drafted a CAN-SPAM email to match.
Diet, fasting and AI notices, with where each one should appear in the app.
Yes. A report is due every November 1, even with nothing to report, and missed years can be caught up.
Three plain sentences, plus the filing updates still pending.
Related documents
Compliance policy
Your rules, written for your industry.
Compliance review
See which rules apply and where you stand.
Consent form
Get clear consent before you act.
Privacy policy
Tell customers how you handle their data.
Letter to a regulator
Ask how a rule applies, in writing.
License application
Apply with every field and fee right.
Marketing claims review
Check ads and claims before they go live.
Liability waiver
Set out risks your customers accept.
HIPAA authorization
Get permission to share health information.
Business associate agreement
Set HIPAA terms with vendors who see PHI.
Data processing agreement
Set privacy terms with your vendors.
Data sharing agreement
Share data with a partner, within the rules.
Annual report
Keep your company in good standing.
Compliance checklist
Every license, filing and renewal date.
Website disclaimer
Set limits on what your site promises.
Medical director agreement
Set supervision terms for your clinic.