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Dale for Government

Accountable AI for the public good.

Dale reviews every registration filing against federal and state franchise law and tracks each filing to a decision. Every finding cites its source, so investors are protected and every call can be checked.

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Built for the people who serve the public

Public service runs on people and their judgment. Dale takes on the reading and cross-checking, so every review is faster and more thorough, and your staff’s time goes where their expertise is needed: the judgment calls.

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Your staff makes the call

Dale shows its work and cites every source. Every decision stays with your examiners.

Faster, more thorough reviews

Dale reads each filing line by line and checks it against all the requirements that apply, so reviews are more complete and move faster.

Time for the judgment calls

With the page-by-page reading done, examiners spend their time where their expertise is needed most.

Give every filing a complete review

Dale does the reading. Examiners make the judgments.

Review every filing in full

Every item, exhibit, and state addendum is checked against the FTC Franchise Rule, NASAA guidelines, guidance, and commentary, your state’s requirements, and your office’s own review standards, which you can customize. Each finding cites the page and the rule.

Catch what doesn’t match

Fees, dates, and figures are compared across items, exhibits, and the franchise agreement, so a number that changes from one page to the next is flagged with both pages.

Close resubmissions in one pass

Dale checks the new filing against the last round and shows which comments were resolved and which are still open.

Every part of registration, made easier

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Answers

Get answers cited to the page

Ask about any filing in plain language. Every answer points to the page and the rule behind it.

Workflow

Keep every filing moving

See every filing, who has it, and how long it has sat in each stage. Assign and reassign in a click.

Consistency

Read the rule the same way every time

See how a requirement was applied across filings, so interpretations stay consistent.

Submission · Round 1Compliance reviewChanges requestedRuling · Approved

History

A complete record, year over year

Every franchisor’s filings, requests for changes, and decisions, organized and kept year over year, so the program’s full history is in one place.

Security and controls

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SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, and ATC

SOC 2 Type II audited, GDPR and CCPA compliant, and held to Agentic Trust Controls, with controls monitored continuously.

Isolated and encrypted

Your filings are kept apart from every other customer and encrypted in transit and at rest.

Never used for training

Filings are used for your reviews and nothing else.

Your administrators decide

Sign in through your identity provider, with roles for examiners and supervisors.

FAQs

What is Dale for Government?

Dale for Government is Dale's review platform for state agencies that regulate franchise sales. Examiners use it to review registration, renewal, and amendment filings and track each filing through to a decision. Each registration state gets its own workspace, set up for its examiners and its law.

Does Dale decide whether a filing is approved?

No. Dale reviews the filing and shows each finding with the page and the rule behind it. The examiner decides what to raise with the franchisor and whether the filing is approved or sent back for changes.

What happens when a franchisor resubmits?

Dale compares the new filing to the last round. The examiner sees which issues were resolved, which are still open, and anything else that changed.

What do supervisors see?

Every filing in the office: who it is assigned to, where it stands, and how long each stage has taken. Supervisors assign and reassign filings, leave notes for examiners, and review each decision.

How does Dale protect our agency's data?

Your agency's filings are kept separate from every other customer's, encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train AI models. Dale holds a SOC 2 Type II report, and we complete agency security reviews and vendor questionnaires.

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How does our agency get started?

Request a demo and we will walk through a real filing with your team, then set up your agency's workspace and bring your examiners on.

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Give every examiner a complete, cited review of each filing, and follow every filing through to a decision.

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Copperleaf · 2026 renewalReview complete · 4 findingsNon-compliantItem 19 average lacks outlet countp. 47MismatchItem 7 training cost differs from Item 5p. 14 · p. 9Non-compliantMaryland addendum incompleteEx. KNeeds reviewItem 20 table totalsp. 62Filing recordCopperleaf Bakery, Inc.ReceivedMar 3Assigned to Anne G.ReviewedMar 44 findings, each citedChanges requestedMar 6ResubmittedApr 23 of 4 resolvedSecond reviewApr 4Decision