ExemptLink
Proposed workflow 01 / A sale meets its source

The right evidence.
For the right sale.

Trace an exempt transaction to the certificate proposed to support it. Keep the entity, state, date and source in the same review.

Research-stage concept · illustrative product preview

EXEMPTLINK / TRANSACTION LINKAGECONCEPT PREVIEW
Invoice meets sourceTX-091 aligns with CE-21; entity and jurisdiction differences remain highlighted.Invoice meets sourceDEMO / ILLUSTRATIVE · concept previewInvoice TX-091Blue Mesa Supply LLCNew York · Apr 18, 2026USD 1,200 · tax recorded USD 0Source claim onlyCandidate CE-21Blue Mesa Supply West LLCNew Jersey · signed Jan 05Received Apr 10, 2026Entity / jurisdiction mismatchA proposed connection is reviewable. It is not a tax determination.
Illustrative mobile scene

Invoice meets source

Stack invoice and evidence with a labeled connector.

Human review required
DEMO — SYNTHETIC DATAFinite sequence · reviewed states
Primary owner

Indirect-tax director or tax reviewer

Inputs

Historical exempt-sales CSV, certificate files and customer/entity mapping.

Proposed output

A candidate-link register with source references, uncertainty and assigned exceptions.

The job it owns

Exempt transaction-to-certificate linkage.

Each offer is an independent managed-workflow hypothesis. The initial scope is historical evidence for one US state.

01

Entity alignment

Keep the billed buyer, certificate name and mapped customer distinct.

02

Date context

Separate sale, signature, receipt, actual expiry and internal refresh dates.

03

Exact source

Open the relevant document span rather than a document count.

The work, step by step

From source to
reviewable output.

01

Locate the sale

Preserve the source row, transaction date and buyer legal entity.

02

Inspect the candidate

Compare state, entity, period and exact document fields.

03

Record the decision

Accept or reject the proposed relationship with a named reviewer and reason.

Synthetic product evidence

One record.
A visible review.

A candidate match is a suggestion. Review does not rewrite the original document or determine an exemption automatically.

Open record TX-091
STATUS Illustrative / not operatingRESPONSIBILITY

Indirect-tax director or tax reviewer

How value is tested

Measure what your
current workflow misses.

Does the current suite already identify the same relationship and exception?

Baseline

Existing coverage

Capture current-suite alerts, configured modules and the reviewer’s usual process for the same sample.

Reviewed outcome

Incremental findings

Count tax-lead-confirmed, previously unidentified, remediable gaps. Record false positives, omissions and review effort.

Commitment

A purchase decision

Proceed only with tax-owner sign-off and a signed, funded audit-prep pilot. Stop when the incumbent already closes the job at lower cost.

Read evaluation method
Workflow questions

Know the boundary.

What if several certificates could apply?

Show competing candidates and the basis for each. Keep the question unresolved until the tax owner chooses the appropriate evidence.

Can a high match score clear an exemption?

No. A similarity score is not a tax determination. The named reviewer retains authority.

Can this workflow change returns or source systems?

No. The starting scope is permissioned historical evidence and human review. The preview does not execute outbound actions or system writes.

A bounded first step

Test this workflow
with your tax owner.

A candidate-link register with source references, uncertainty and assigned exceptions. Start with a scoped conversation before sharing any records.

Discuss transaction linkage Proposed pilot · no records required to start