Coming soon
Plain-English compliance answers, grounded in the actual statute.
A conversational interface over the same primary-source data the tax engine reads. Built to automate the routine lookups that currently consume compliance consultant hours. So the human expert spends time on the genuinely complex questions, not the ones the data already answers.
What the planned assistant will answer
Ship-state lookups
"Can I ship Pinot Noir to Pennsylvania?" Get a yes/no with the underlying volume limit, license requirement, and statute citation in one answer.
Tax + filing questions
"What's the excise rate for sparkling wine in Oregon?" Grounded in the same rate table the tax engine will use once it ships.
Renewal + deadline reminders
"What do I need to renew my Tennessee DTC license before it expires in April?" Synthesizes the license lifecycle data into a checklist.
Distributor + 3-tier guidance
"What licenses do I need to sell wine in Texas through a distributor?" The 3-tier path explained against your existing license footprint.
Trust principles
Every answer will carry a citation
RAG over the jurisdiction-rules database. Every answer the assistant ships will link to the statute, agency guidance, or attested filing the engine pulled from, using the same five-tier authority ranking the tax engine adopts.
Will know when it doesn't know
Confidence scoring will accompany every response. When the model isn't confident, it will say so and point you at a compliance attorney for that specific question. Never a confident-sounding guess.
Grounded in your context
Answers will be scoped to the producer's actual licenses, products, and shipping footprint, not a generic playbook for a generic winery.
Not legal advice: compliance information you can audit.
Every answer the assistant gives, when it ships, will link to the statute or guidance it came from. You audit the source; we automate the lookup.
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