Wolters Kluwer’s Entity Management Services are delivered primarily through CT Corporation (a Wolters Kluwer business) and center on two related offerings:
- Entity Managed Services (EMS): an outsourced/managed service to maintain entity compliance records and keep entity data current (including updates after corporate changes). The vendor describes this service as an extension of client staff; it maintains the entity database and prepares deliverables such as organizational charts, reports, and governance documentation.
- hCue entity & subsidiary management: a centralized entity management platform that serves as a central repository for entity data, backed by CT professional services and managed services to assist with implementation, data cleanup, and ongoing record maintenance.
In neutral terms: software plus optional outsourcing to (a) keep corporate entity records and documents organized and (b) reduce missed filings/deadlines and the operational burden of maintaining entity governance data.
What is in scope (per vendor materials): corporate records/document management, due-date tracking, reporting/org charts, officer/director updates, M&A/ownership changes, foreign qualification/assumed names updates, and related compliance workflows. CT also provides adjacent corporate services (registered agent, filings, good standing, business licensing), which frequently integrate into the overall entity management program.