Clemta is extending its Partner API so that SaaS firms and fintech platforms can supply own-brand services covering compliance, tax and the formation of U.S. companies.
London, The United Kingdom: Clemta, operator of an all-in-one platform on which U.S. businesses are set up and managed, has unveiled a large extension of its Partner API. It means fintechs, providers of professional services and SaaS platforms can now wire U.S. company formation, ongoing compliance, tax filing and bookkeeping into their products.
The decision reflects work alongside a community exceeding 21,000 entrepreneurs from 170+ countries. Creating the company, the firm found, was merely the opening chapter of a long-running relationship.
Clemta’s data on its customers supports that view. A further service, or several, was taken up by 92% of entrepreneurs after Clemta formed their company, and the average customer now uses 3.4 services.
Since the need for support continues well after a business is incorporated, Clemta has built its enlarged Partner API with that in mind. SaaS platforms, providers of professional services and fintechs can therefore back their customers right through the life of a U.S. business.
From First Filing to Everyday Running
At launch, the job of the Clemta Partner API was limited to taking company formation requests and keeping track of each one. Operations now covered range from EIN applications and tax filings to service orders, compliance requirements and document management.
By integrating once, partners unlock tax filing assistance, registered agent support, bookkeeping and company formation, alongside other post-incorporation solutions permitted by their partnership agreement.
On the technical side, partners gain webhooks for automatic status notifications, a complete sandbox to test their integrations, and a partner dashboard set aside for looking after pricing, services and billing.
White-Label Delivery and Added Earnings
Using the Partner API, companies sell U.S. business services with their own brand on the front, and customers stay in direct contact with them.
Control of the customer experience rests with partners, who are also free to decide their retail prices. Clemta runs the operations in the background. No upfront commitments are needed, and charges arrive as consolidated monthly billing under partner-based pricing.
One example is a fintech adding U.S. company formation as a step in its present onboarding journey. Another is an accounting firm broadening its services for international clients. A third is a SaaS platform rolling out business solutions with no operational capabilities to assemble.
“Entrepreneurs shouldn’t have to move between disconnected platforms to establish and operate a U.S. business,” stated M. İlayda Şencan, CEO of Clemta. “We believe the next step is making these services available wherever entrepreneurs already manage their businesses. By opening our infrastructure to partners, we’re enabling other platforms to deliver a more complete experience while building new opportunities for their own growth.”
Open to Eligible Partners
The white-label program, like the Clemta Partner API itself, is offered to partners deemed eligible. Clemta’s website hosts the technical documentation and sets out how the scheme operates.
Learn more: clemta.com/whitelabel-program
