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NotarIA, by ATOM Solutions.

NotarIA is a notarial compliance copilot built and powered by ATOM Solutions, in Montréal, for Québec notaries. Our principle: reduce professional liability and save time, with an AI whose every answer is cited and where the notary decides.

Our approach

Grounded in Québec law

Every answer relies on cited official sources, never on an unfounded opinion.

The notary decides

The AI proposes; the notary confirms, reviews and signs. No autonomous action.

Residency and privacy

Data in Canada, a design built for Law 25, strict minimization.

Proof in the file

Every check produces a dated, cited report, filed to the matter: compliance leaves a trail.

The mission

Reducing the professional liability of Québec notaries: that is why NotarIA exists. An act checked against the law, a cited finding verifiable in one click, a dated trail of what was verified — that is what protects a practice.

And because trust is earned, every NotarIA answer is cited to its source, never asserted without a verifiable reference. The AI prepares and flags; the notary decides, always.

ATOM Solutions, the publisher

NotarIA is designed, developed and hosted by ATOM Solutions, in Montréal. The team controls the whole technical stack: voice dictation, optical character recognition (OCR) and the gateway to language models are self-hosted in Canada, which guarantees that no data — voice included — ever leaves the country.

What we believe in

Measured, not promised

Our performance claims rest on a reproducible benchmark, published with its protocol and its limits.

Accuracy before completeness

A correct, cited finding beats an impressive but unverifiable coverage.

Data in Canada

Montréal residency is not an option: it grounds the design, in line with Law 25.

Frequently asked questions

Who publishes NotarIA?

ATOM Solutions, a company based in Montréal (Québec, Canada).

Is NotarIA endorsed by the Chambre des notaires du Québec?

NotarIA is not endorsed by the Chambre des notaires du Québec. It is an assistance tool; the notary remains solely responsible for the act.

Let's talk about your practice.

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Assistant — not legal advice. The notary reviews, signs and decides on every act.

About — NotarIA, by ATOM Solutions