How it works

    From your first question to a record you can show.

    Here is exactly what Canada Compliance AI does today — and, clearly marked, what is still on the roadmap.

    The process

    Five steps, all available today

    1. Take the free compliance check

      Eight questions, about two minutes, no account needed. You get a readiness score and a list of the CASL and PIPEDA gaps your answers point to.

      About 2 minutes

    2. Run the full self-assessment

      Start a 14-day free trial and answer the 15-question self-assessment. It scores your readiness for CASL, PIPEDA and — on Business — Quebec Law 25.

      15 questions

    3. Work a prioritized task plan

      Your answers generate compliance tasks tagged by regulation and priority, so you fix the highest-risk gaps first instead of reading statutes.

      Generated from your answers

    4. Use the tools for the recurring work

      Check a marketing email footer against CASL’s identification and unsubscribe rules, and log every privacy breach in a register kept for the 24 months PIPEDA requires.

      As needed

    5. Keep the record

      Changes are captured in an audit log you can export as CSV. On Business, a printable compliance report shows your scores, answers, open tasks and score history.

      Ongoing
    Under the hood

    How recommendations are made

    Rules first

    Scores and tasks come from a fixed question bank mapped to CASL, PIPEDA and Law 25 — the same answers always produce the same result.

    AI where it helps

    AI features run on Anthropic’s Claude through the Anthropic API. Anthropic does not train on API inputs or outputs, and we never train on or sell your compliance data.

    Guidance, not legal advice

    Recommendations explain what the law asks for and why it applies to you. For decisions with real consequences, review them with a qualified professional.

    What's covered

    Live, guidance, or planned — per regulation

    Live means a working feature. Guidance means we explain the obligation but don't automate it. Planned means it is on the dated roadmap and not available yet.

    CASL (commercial email)

    • Consent, identification and unsubscribe questions in your scoreLive
    • Email footer checker for sender identification and unsubscribeLive
    • Implied-consent clocks explained — 2 years from a purchase, 6 months from an inquiryGuidance
    • Mailchimp and HubSpot connectionsPlanned · Fall 2026

    PIPEDA (privacy)

    • Privacy readiness score and task planLive
    • Breach register with a 24-month record of every breachLive
    • Breach reporting guidance — report as soon as feasible when there is a real risk of significant harmGuidance
    • Privacy policy generatorPlanned · Fall 2026

    Quebec Law 25

    • Law 25 readiness score and task plan (Business plan)Live
    • Person-in-charge, incident and consent obligations explainedGuidance

    AODA (accessibility)

    • Who must file, website standard (WCAG 2.0 Level AA) and deadlines explainedGuidance
    • Website accessibility scannerPlanned · Fall 2026

    See where you stand in two minutes

    The free check needs no account. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial.

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