Business rules in, right questions out.
The SQR doesn't guess. It's a configuration grid where you map each Pathway × Program × Category × SubCategory combination to its applicable Logical Categories. Each Logical Category brings its own follow-up rules, document requirements, and IRCC form mappings, all written by RCICs, not invented by a language model.
Configuration grid · one row per combination
The admin UI is a grid: rows are Pathway × Program × Category × SubCategory combinations. Columns are the Logical Categories you've enabled, the documents auto-mapped, and the IRCC forms linked. Drag to reorder, click to toggle, save once.
- One row per Pathway × Program × Category × SubCategory
- Toggle Logical Categories in/out per row
- Documents auto-derive from enabled categories
- IRCC forms auto-link by configured mapping
Logical Categories, the IP
13+ normalized sections shipped, Personal Bio, Address History, Education, Language, Work, Relationship, Sponsor, Finance, Admissibility, Study, Employment Offer/LMIA, Physical Presence, Tax Compliance. Each carries its own conditional follow-up logic. Reuse across pathways without re-authoring.
- 13 Logical Categories pre-built by domain experts (RCICs)
- Conditional rules: if work in Canada → ask T4 + NOA
- Same category powers Express Entry and PNP
- Extend or customize per firm without code
Business rules, not AI prompts
The follow-up question logic is hardcoded in Logical Categories by RCICs who've practiced. When a client answers 'Married' to marital status, the rules know to fire 18 follow-ups for spousal sponsorship, and to skip them for Express Entry. AI is invited in as a helper (summarization, draft letters) but never decides the rules.
- Domain-first: rules written by practicing RCICs and Immigration Lawyers
- Deterministic, same input → same output every time
- Audit-defensible: every question's logic is traceable
- AI augmentation invited where it helps (draft text, summarise)
Client-facing experience
What the firm configures becomes the client portal experience. Multi-section wizard with auto-save, mobile-friendly, hash-link access for prospects who haven't signed up yet, progress visible to the consultant in real-time.
- Multi-section wizard with auto-save
- Mobile-first; cross-device resumable
- Hash-link with expiration for prospect access
- Consultant sees progress in real-time
The operating system Canadian immigration practice deserves.
From $199 CAD/seat (annual). Unlimited cases. Unlimited client-portal users. No per-form or per-case fees. White-glove migration included with Practice tier and above.