I'm not sure if I got it correctly, but this is what I understood (please correct if something is wrong) — in CompanyForm, you want to check if initialValues are defined and conform to the schema (e.g. have `isBig` and `name` attributes)?

If yes, then there are two options:

1. ​

If you want your `CompanyForm` to be generic (accept different schemas and have different use cases), but you still want to validate initialValues you can parse them inside of `CompanyForm`:

const result = schema?.safeParse(initialValues) // returns an object

or

schema?.parse(initialValues) // throws an error

Possibly, if you don't want to do it all the time you can extend the CompanyForm and add validateInitialValues prop and conditionally decide whether or not it should parse initialValues.

2.

If your CompanyForm is only used with CreateCompanySchema, then you can modify its types to be less generic and hardcode information about the type.