Your founder profile
Keep the profile in Settings current so every autopilot makes accurate, jurisdiction-correct recommendations.
Your founder profile is the context every autopilot reads before it acts. It's a short description of you and your business — what you do, who your customers are, where you're resident, and whether you hold a US SSN or ITIN. The agents use it on every run, so a current profile is the difference between a generic answer and a decision that fits your actual situation.
What the profile feeds
- Formation weighs your residency, customers, and fundraising plans when it recommends an entity and jurisdiction.
- EIN picks the submission channel — the IRS online application when the responsible party has a US SSN, otherwise the fax/mail path (the route for ITIN holders and non-residents).
- Payments tailors your Stripe, PayPal, or Square application to pass processor KYC for your profile.
- Co-pilot grounds its answers in who you are, so guidance is specific to your company rather than generic.
If you move countries, get an ITIN, or change what your business does, update the profile before running an agent. The autopilots act on what's written there — stale details lead to recommendations that no longer fit.
Editing your profile
- 1Open Settings
Click Settings in the dashboard sidebar. Your founder profile and organization details live here.
- 2Update your details
Edit what your business does, your customers, your residency, and your SSN/ITIN status, then save.
- 3Re-run anything that changed
Because agents read the profile per run, new work reflects your update automatically. For a decision already made under old details, re-run that autopilot to refresh it.
The agents use your profile to assemble filings and recommendations, and licensed partners handle anything the law reserves for them — a CPA signs returns, a registered agent is the agent of record. FormBridge does the assembly, not the professional sign-off.
Settings is also where you manage organization details and reach your data rights. To see how the profile shapes each agent, read how the autopilots work.