The World Wide Web is rapidly becoming the standard for the exchange of corporate data, and, as such, software developers have had to ensure that their applications can cope with centralising data storage in one location, presenting information in possibly different languages and in the instances of corporate compliance information, ensure that local jurisdictional reporting requirements are met.

Blueprint OneWorld, and its predecessor Blueprint Online, are the first global applications to be able to easily track corporate data in this way. Similar applications can claim to be able to do this through different jurisdictional sets, but the Blueprint approach is different and more dynamic.

With the required security access controls, users get to see all of their companies regardless of their jurisdiction. It is only when a user accesses specific entity information that Blueprint OneWorld will dynamically configure the view of this data to show jurisdictional specific information.

A similar approach is used for the production of forms, reports, statutory and other user-defined paperwork. At the time of their production, Blueprint OneWorld will determine the format that is required, based on the legal jurisdiction of the entity and will then apply this to their automatic selection and production.

Blueprint OneWorld is currently able to store the statutory records for companies, entities and individuals in the following jurisdictions.

• USA (multi-state)
• Canada (Federal and Provincial)
• England
• Ireland
• Northern Ireland
• Mauritius (on and off-shore)
• South Africa
• Australia
  

Additional jurisdictions covering Asia and Europe are being added on a regular basis, however the Blueprint end-user jurisdiction specific configurability, make it very simple for users to add jurisdictions complete with their data recording requirements.

We are also very happy to prioritise our global support implementation project, specifically to meet the requirements of individual client requests.