The compliance copilot, a vigilant peer.
NotarIA's compliance copilot reads your draft acts, compares them to Québec law and flags missing clauses, outdated references and risks — each finding cited to its source and graded by severity. The notary confirms, rejects or finalizes.
What it detects
Missing clauses
Compares the act to legal requirements per act type and flags omissions.
Outdated references
Detects repealed or replaced articles or regulations cited in the act.
Risks and inconsistencies
Flags sensitive points (capacity, consent, charges) to review.
Dated evidence
Produces a dated, cited pre-signature compliance report, filed to the matter.
A pre-signature gate
In strict mode, a non-compliant act or an unresolved critical finding cannot be finalized without acknowledgement — the notary stays sovereign, but nothing passes silently.
Frequently asked questions
Does the copilot sign or send acts?
Never. It does not finalize, sign or send anything autonomously. It prepares and flags; the notary decides.
What are findings based on?
On Québec law (74 sources: Civil Code of Québec, LégisQuébec, Justice Canada, CanLII) and per-act-type requirements. Every finding is cited.
Reduce your liability.
Request a demo of the copilot on your acts.
Assistant — not legal advice. The notary reviews, signs and decides on every act.