Framework coverage

    What the product covers, law by law

    For each Canadian law we support, we list key obligations and say plainly whether the product helps with each one today, explains it, plans to support it, or does not cover it. The counts come straight from those lists.

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    General information, not legal advice. Coverage reflects the product as of the last-updated date (September 12, 2026). These lists are not exhaustive — they cover the obligations most relevant to small and medium businesses, including ones the product does not cover.

    How to read the status

    Live
    A shipped product feature does part of the work today.
    Guidance
    We explain it in our guides, articles or in-app knowledge centres. No tool does the work.
    Planned
    On the dated product roadmap. Not available today.
    Not covered
    No product feature and no dedicated explanation from us today. It may be mentioned in passing elsewhere.

    Separately, each row shows which self-assessment questions ask about it. A question records your answer — it does not verify your practices.

    • Federal (Canada)

      CASL

      Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation

      Rules for commercial electronic messages such as email, text messages and direct messages: consent, sender identification and a working unsubscribe mechanism.

      Live
      2
      Guidance
      6
      Planned
      0
      Not covered
      3

      11 obligations listed · 3 self-assessment questions feed the CASL score

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    • Federal (Canada)

      PIPEDA

      Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

      Canada's federal private-sector privacy law: the 10 fair information principles in Schedule 1, individual access, and breach reporting and record-keeping.

      Live
      1
      Guidance
      11
      Planned
      2
      Not covered
      2

      16 obligations listed · 6 self-assessment questions feed the PIPEDA score

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    • Quebec

      Quebec Law 25

      Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, as amended by Law 25

      Quebec's private-sector privacy law, modernized by Law 25: a person in charge of personal information, privacy impact assessments, confidentiality incidents, consent and individual rights.

      Live
      1
      Guidance
      11
      Planned
      1
      Not covered
      4

      17 obligations listed · 4 self-assessment questions feed the Quebec Law 25 score

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    • Ontario

      AODA

      Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005

      Ontario's accessibility law. Obligations for businesses and non-profits depend on how many employees they have in Ontario.

      Live
      0
      Guidance
      2
      Planned
      1
      Not covered
      5

      8 obligations listed · Not scored in the self-assessment

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