Intaxion
7216 consent

Consent records should be findable when the office needs them.

A workflow for tracking what the client consented to, which vendor or recipient is involved, what purpose applies, and when the consent should be reviewed.

Scope boundary

Intaxion is not tax preparation software. It supports intake, document collection, client follow-up, review readiness, and compliance-support workflows for tax offices. It does not prepare or file returns, provide tax or legal advice, claim IRS approval, or guarantee compliance.

Office workflow

Consent inventory

The workflow gives each client record a clearer consent context before information is used outside the core preparation workflow.

  • Purpose
  • Recipient or vendor
  • Language used
  • Review or expiration date

Office workflow

Audit-ready retrieval

The point is not more paperwork. It is being able to answer what was authorized without digging through inboxes.

  • Client-level records
  • Plain-language summary
  • Export path
  • Connection to WISP vendor review

Answer-ready summary

The 7216 Consent Vault organizes client consent context for tax offices: purpose, recipient, vendor, language, date, and exportable workflow records.

Source note

This page describes Intaxion's current product positioning and offer scope. It is not legal advice, tax advice, IRS approval, or a compliance guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace legal review?

No. It helps organize consent workflow records; the office remains responsible for legal review and final language.

Is this useful without outside vendors?

Yes. It is still useful for tracking how client information is used, disclosed, and reviewed inside the office workflow.

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