Practice management built for tax resolution firms.
IRS transcripts pulled and analyzed inside the app. Every collection alternative calculated side by side. Phones, intake, and the rest of your stack connected through a full API. The tools your current practice management system doesn't have, built by an Enrolled Agent who runs cases on it every day.
| Year | Balance | CSED | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | $14,210 | 2031-04-02 | SFR, replace |
| 2021 | $9,860 | 2033-06-14 | assessed |
| 2023 | unfiled | n/a | needs return |
Illustrative. Numbers are made up; the layout is real.
Three things it does differently
Transcripts are the starting point, not an upload
Resolyn pulls IRS transcripts directly through the IRS API, reads them, and keeps watching. Statute dates, substitute returns, balances, and notices land on the case without anyone downloading a PDF.
Every collection alternative, calculated together
Full pay, installment agreement, partial-pay, currently not collectible, and Offer in Compromise are computed side by side as the financials fill in, with the practitioner judgment calls flagged, like an eligible Offer the IRS would reject because a partial-pay collects more.
Connected to the way a small firm actually works
Phone calls and texts logged to the case, tasks from missed calls, website intake straight into the pipeline, and a full API so the tools you already pay for can talk to it.
Built for the firm that is too small to get a demo
Resolyn is for resolution practices with one to a handful of practitioners, the firms the enterprise vendors don't call back.
- Solo and small resolution firms that outgrew spreadsheets and a generic CRM
- EAs, CPAs, and attorneys adding resolution to an existing practice
- Firms that want the transcript work automated and the judgment left to the practitioner
It runs OnCourse Tax today, a resolution practice with published pricing and no sales team, which is where every feature gets proven before it ships to anyone else.
Built like the data deserves
Transcripts are the most sensitive documents a firm holds. The security was built first, before the features.
- Field-level encryption with key rotation
- Multi-factor authentication with backup codes
- Row-level tenant isolation and role-based permissions
- Full audit log
- Encrypted file storage
Multi-tenant from day one: a user can belong to more than one firm and can never see across them.
Request early access
Opening to other firms in 2027. Tell us about your practice and we will reach out when it is ready for firms like yours, and before that if you want to help shape it.
No marketing list. One email when there is something to show you.