Monitor
Palm monitors the authoritative registration record and fires a webhook the moment it moves: a dissolution, an ownership change, a lapse in standing, a new filing. Every event carries the change and the next compliance action due. No change, no event.
Event-driven
Filing due dates
Embedded in your flow
Why Monitor
Today you re-verify the whole book on a schedule, quarterly or annually, whether or not anything moved. You pay for every check that finds nothing, and you miss every change that lands between runs. A business verified in January can dissolve in March, and you do not know until the next run. Perpetual verification replaces the schedule.
An event, not a sweep.
With Palm, the record triggers the re-check. You re-verify a business because its registration moved, not because ninety days passed. Unchanged records cost you nothing.
Ahead of the lapse, not after it.
Monitor carries the next compliance action: filing type, frequency, and due date, before it passes. Change detection tells you a business fell out of good standing. Palm tells you it is about to.
Detection bound to resolution.
A filing.overdue event flows into a Comply filing. An officer change flows into a Verify re-check. Alert-only monitoring hands you a problem. Palm hands you the fix: one call through the same API, written back to the record.
How it works
Enrollment takes one call. Every event carries both the change and the workflow that follows it.
Monitor is bound to a verified Palm business identity. Verify first, then enroll.
See it in action

POST the business and the event types you want. The subscription returns active. One subscription per business, one webhook endpoint on file.
See it in action

A structured diff: the attribute, the action, the previous value, the current value, and a plain-language summary. One event can carry several changes filed together.
See it in action

File the overdue report through Comply. Re-screen a new officer through Verify. Pause the account. The event is the trigger for the workflow, not the end of it.
See it in action
Built for

Banks / FIs
A dissolution or a standing lapse on a funded business member is credit and BSA risk. Monitor surfaces it as an event, not at the next annual review.
Alternative Lenders
Every borrower is a business whose registration can move over the life of the loan. A status change or an overdue filing after origination is early warning.
Accounting & Compliance
Due and overdue events on every business you serve, bound to the identity you already verified. The compliance workflow you run, triggered by the state record.
Insurance
Binding depends on an active business in good standing. Catch a status change mid-term instead of at the next renewal check.
Vertical SaaS
The same Palm identity that verified the merchant turns on monitoring with one call. Re-verify on structural change, without a scheduled sweep.
Marketplaces
Registration-status events keep dissolved or suspended entities off your marketplace, on the sellers you already verified at onboarding.
Pricing
100 free calls against live data. Pay per call, no minimum, no setup fee. Run singly or in bulk.
Monitor
Pricing
Verify a Business
KYB against every Secretary of State, EIN against the IRS, standing checked live.
Monitor a Business
Change events and upcoming filing due dates, on a verified business.
State fees
Some states, Delaware among them, charge for a status check. Palm passes that fee through.

Get started
Enroll a verified business and receive an event the moment the record moves, so the identity stays current everywhere it is accepted. Detection and resolution, one API.