Built around the new B Corp standards, BeReady turns certification readiness into a clear, manageable process: understand what applies, build the right evidence, test it before review, and keep your progress current; without replacing the tools your team already uses.
Built for 1-50 employee businesses • Aligned with the B Corp Standard
BeReady is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a substitute for B Lab or B Impact. B Corp Certification is obtained only through B Lab's authorized process. Features shown are under development unless stated otherwise.
The bar was replaced... and raised. Three major shifts make the new standard heavier for smaller teams.
Certification is now independently audited, so an outside reviewer looks at your evidence directly.
The standard is something you maintain, not a project you complete once. Progress must continue to be demonstrated over time.
The standard spans well over a thousand pages and varies by business size and sector. Before you can begin, you need to know which of the 134 requirements actually apply to you.
You've already done this once. The standard you certified against has been replaced.
Find out where the new requirements open gaps while there's still time to close them, rather than at recertification.You've decided to certify. What you haven't decided is when you'll find the time.
Start with a scoped plan and an honest estimate of the work, instead of an open-ended project that keeps getting postponed.You believe in this, but you can't justify a year of work just to find out whether you'd qualify.
See where you actually stand without committing to a timeline. Whether or not you certify, you'll understand your own business better for having looked.
BeReady is built to make the proving as straightforward as it can honestly be; while organizing that same work into a useful, durable picture of how your business actually operates.
So the effort you put into certification can keep creating value after the audit.
“We think that doing the right thing should be easier to do.”
You can't plan work you can't size.
BeReady narrows the standard to the requirements that apply to your size and sector, puts them into a practical sequence, and estimates the effort involved. This way, you begin with scope, priorities, and a realistic picture of what lies ahead.

The third phase matters: readiness doesn’t end when you certify.
BeReady separates the work of getting ready from the work of staying ready, so you don’t have to reconstruct the same understanding every year.
The estimates are modelled from a requirement-by-requirement analysis of what each one actually asks you to do. Provided as guidance, not a guarantee.
Knowing which requirements apply is only the beginning. The harder question is often:
What does a credible response actually look like?
For every requirement, BeReady gives you a practical starting point.
This was the first thing our design partners asked for, and it's the part of BeReady they use most.
What the requirement is actually asking for, written for a business your size rather than for every company at once.
A complete example of what meeting the requirement can look like in practice. This way you what you're trying to accomplish before writing your own.
The same document as a starting point you adapt to your business.
You have a policy. You think it covers the requirement. You won't know until an auditor tells you.
DocScan closes that gap. Put in any document and test it against the requirements it's meant to satisfy. BeReady analyzes it and tells you what holds up and what's missing... before it matters.
It runs two ways: as an open workspace where you can test any document against any requirement in your scope, and automatically whenever you submit an artifact as evidence against a criterion.
The worked samples show you what good answers look like. DocScan tells you whether yours contains what's being asked for. Together, they remove much of the guesswork.

DocScan checks structure and coverage — not whether your policy is substantively good, and not whether an auditor will accept it.
A document can contain every requested element and still be weak.
Your judgment comes first. BeReady helps you analyze the evidence. The independent reviewer makes the final determination.
Knowing where you stand shouldn’t require stopping everything to conduct another spreadsheet audit or consultant review.
BeReady maintains a live status for every requirement in your scope, so your gap analysis becomes a by-product of the work itself.
And that status doesn't stay locked in BeReady.
BeReady connects with ClickUp and Asana so that who does what by when stays in the project-management tool your team already uses.
The evidence itself stays in BeReady.
When readiness status changes, your project tool updates automatically.
Evidence lives in BeReady. Work stays where your team already works.
Preparing for certification means assembling your governance documents, your policies, your compensation practices, your supplier relationships, your environmental data. Not summaries of them. The real ones, checked against a standard, with dates and history attached.
That becomes an unusually rich picture of a business.
And it creates an significant opportunity beyond certification...
The Council is BeReady's AI advisor. You ask is questions you would from a well-briefed advisory team. (Not simply a generic AI chat).
It brings together specialized knowledge of the B Corp standard with the context contained in your own evidence library, so you can ask real business questions without having to explain your company from scratch every time.
As BeReady develops, additional connected sources can deepen that context while keeping access under your control.
Specialization is why the answers are good, and it's handled for you.
Across seven domains, the standard describes how durable businesses operate. Certification is the smaller half of what it's for.
A hire, a supplier, a policy, a price. Small teams make those calls holding two or three angles while the rest go unweighed. It's not carelessness, just nobody whose job is to raise them.
Treat the standard as a checklist and certification becomes reverse-engineering evidence for decisions made on other grounds. Let it shape the decisions and the evidence is already true.
Most businesses will come to BeReady for certification.
We think the Council is how that work keeps paying off.
Certification evidence is a strong foundation, and it isn't the whole picture. As BeReady develops, connected sources will let it draw on the wider record your business already produces — bookkeeping, drives, document stores — so the Council's understanding deepens without anyone doing more filing.
You control access to your data. You choose exactly what's connected. You can revoke it at any time. You configure what BeReady accesses.
The Advisory Council only works if you can put your real documents in and speak freely about them. That requires more than a privacy policy, so we built for it from the ground up.
Stored, processed, and (this is the part most tools can't say) inferenced on Canadian-owned infrastructure, under Canadian law. Your evidence is never shipped to a US provider to be read.
The AI infrastructure BeReady runs on retains neither what you put in nor what comes back. Nothing you share trains a model. That's an architectural property, not a setting you have to find and switch off.
Because your data isn't held by American companies, US data-access law has nothing to compel.
No Amazon, no Google, no Microsoft. It's harder and it costs us more. We think a tool for values-driven businesses shouldn't depend on companies whose values you'd struggle to defend.
The B Corp standard asks businesses to think about who they buy from and what their spending supports.
Software shouldn’t be exempt from that question.
If you’re going to entrust a system with governance documents, HR records, financial information, and the internal workings of your company, you should be able to ask where that system runs, who controls it, and what happens to your data.
We think those are product features.
Our Invitation
BeReady is launching in Q1 2027. Before the public launch, we’re inviting a small number of businesses to work directly with us as Early Partners.
You bring your real business context and honest feedback. We bring a working product, hands-on support, and direct access to the people building it.
Together, we’ll make sure BeReady fits the realities of running a values-led small business.
Early Partners receive:
Apply to Be an Early Partner
The DoneRight Difference
Like you, we believe small businesses can be a powerful force for good in any community.
The B Corp movement exists because some businesses decided to be accountable for more than profit. We built BeReady because those businesses deserve tools that match their ambition; tools that reduce the burden of assuming greater responsibility.
Our approach is inspired in part by indigenous values: that durable wealth is relational wealth, and resilient businesses should be in service to everything and everyone they depend on. That is to say that we take our relationships seriously, and we believe your success is our success.
BeReady will support and track your readiness year-round for about the monthly cost of one hour of consulting.
Full pricing publishes at launch. Early access members get the lowest pricing we'll ever offer, locked for life.
Join our waitlist to lock in founding-member pricing for life and be among the first to experience a simpler path to certification.
No. B Corp certification still happens through B Lab’s official process.
BeReady is the preparation layer: it helps you understand what applies, organize your evidence, test your documentation, and stay ready so the official certification process is easier to navigate.
Yes. The old points score is gone, replaced by firm requirements you must meet in each of seven impact areas. You can no longer lean on a strong area to cover a weak one. Certification is now checked by an independent third-party auditor rather than self-reported, and you're expected to show measurable progress every year. It's a real shift, which is why even established B Corps are working through what it means for them.
Your Business Profile captures information such as your size, sector, and where you operate. BeReady uses that profile to narrow the full standard to the requirements relevant to your business and organizes them into your readiness plan.
That's one of the situations it's most useful for. Recertification now means meeting the new standard, with its audit and continuous-improvement expectations. BeReady helps you see where your existing practices already line up, where the new requirements open gaps, and what to do about them — so the transition is steady rather than a surprise at recertification.
No, and no software honestly can. Certification decisions remain with B Lab and the independent review process.
BeReady helps remove avoidable uncertainty: what applies, what the requirement is asking for, what good evidence can look like, what you already have, and what may still be missing.
Yes. BeReady is designed so project-management work can remain in the tools your team already uses, while the underlying certification evidence and readiness status stay in BeReady..
No. You can use BeReady to understand where your business stands without committing to a certification timeline. For B-Curious businesses, that can be valuable in its own right.
A few minutes per week, declining over time as BeReady learns your business. Our review queue is designed to surface only what genuinely needs a human eye — everything we can handle automatically, we do.
Yes. Team workflows are an area we’re actively developing with Early Partners so certification work can be shared rather than becoming one more responsibility carried entirely by the owner.
Yes. We connect to accounting platforms using read-only API access — we cannot make changes to your accounts. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We will never sell your data. That is a founding commitment, not just a policy.
AutoCapture only accesses what you explicitly connect. When you set it up, you choose the specific folders, drives, or email labels you want it to read — nothing else is ever scanned. You can revoke access to any source at any time, pause scheduled scans, and review a complete log of everything it has processed. Your files are never used to train AI models. That is a founding commitment, not a policy.
We're building BeReady to keep your data in Canada. It's stored on infrastructure run in Canada by Canadian-owned providers, with AI processing and email infrastructure chosen the same way, and deliberately off the major US cloud platforms. The aim is to keep your records under Canadian jurisdiction and outside the reach of foreign data-access laws like the US CLOUD Act. For a business handing over financials, HR records, and policies, we think where your data lives should be a feature, not an afterthought.
The Council is an AI advisory capability currently in development. It combines knowledge of the B Corp standard with the context contained in your BeReady evidence library, allowing it to respond to questions about your certification readiness and, increasingly, decisions affecting your business. It is designed to support human judgment, not replace it.
We're targeting a 2027 Q1 release. Early access members and founding partners are first in.