Federal tax ID on autopilot
An IRS-assigned EIN in your document vault with the CP 575 confirmation letter.
The EIN Agent prepares Form SS-4 from your Formation Agent data, submits through the appropriate pathway (online for US-resident founders, authorized third-party designee for non-residents), and polls until the EIN is assigned. It uploads the IRS CP 575 letter to the vault and updates the company record.
Every external system the agent touches is a typed, observable MCP tool server. Rate-limited, retryable, and rate-cost attributed back to the originating AgentRun.
Asserted in CI. Deployments that exceed the p95 target fail to ship — this is how we keep unit economics honest as prompts and models evolve.
Every call routed through the platform wrapper with prompt caching on stable context blocks. Each decision recorded as an AgentRun with tools, output, cost, and latency.
Rejected forms, IRS delays beyond 21 days, and applications flagged for additional review route to ops.
ITIN applications (separate workflow). State-level tax IDs (handled by Compliance Agent). Responsible-party changes.
The EIN Agent meets the FormBridge autopilot contract — a defined outcome, its own tools, reproducible decisions, a published cost budget, a human escalation path, and cassette evals replayed in CI.