Start with the readiness checker
Enter sample founder, business, customer, income, payment, filing, and goal information. The checker identifies preparation gaps and risk-awareness points.
A reviewer should be able to see that TaxBridge AI is not only a landing page or idea. It has a working user journey, saved records, PDF handoff, document readiness, beta feedback, and evidence summary.
Complete these steps in order when testing, presenting, or collecting product evidence.
Enter sample founder, business, customer, income, payment, filing, and goal information. The checker identifies preparation gaps and risk-awareness points.
Use the generated report as structured preparation material. A saved report shows the product has persistent workflow value, not only one-time page content.
The report preview creates an adviser-ready handoff. The PDF should be treated as a preparation summary, not final tax, legal, accounting, or immigration advice.
Mark supporting records, profile links, product screenshots, report evidence, beta evidence, and adviser notes as not started, in progress, ready, or reviewed.
Ask testers to submit ratings, pages tested, usefulness, clarity issues, and next-feature ideas so the product has live validation evidence.
Use the evidence page to show product modules, validation coverage, feedback summary, PDF workflow, dashboard, and document-readiness proof.
Run the checker with realistic but non-confidential information, review the preparation gaps, save a report, and track the documents needed before adviser review.
Review the report summary, record checklist, document readiness, and adviser notes to judge whether the user has organized the right information before a paid consultation.
Follow the guided flow to see a working software workflow: input, scoring, report storage, PDF export, document tracking, feedback capture, and validation evidence.