AI Adoption Readiness
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AI governance and compliance. Remote across Canada.

Govern your AI before you scale it.

Auxlo helps Canadian businesses adopt AI without losing control of their data or their compliance. We map every AI tool you run, show you where your data leaves Canada, tell you which tools are safe for the data you hold, and hand you the fixes to make before procurement or a regulator asks.

Flat fee, known up front. A senior practitioner replies in under 12 hours, a real person, not a bot.

The path

From your first AI tool to your auditor's sign-off, one clear path.

Step 1
Assess
AI Adoption Readiness Assessment

A fixed fee diagnostic. We inventory every AI tool you use, assess the risk against Canadian privacy law and the international AI and security frameworks, tell you which tools are safe for your data, and give you a prioritized roadmap of fixes to make before you scale.

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Step 2
Build
Governed AI and compliance programs

We build the program that satisfies the rules: AI use policies, human oversight controls, confidentiality controls, vendor due diligence, staff AI literacy training, and the compliance evidence your auditor or your clients ask for. This is where MapleGuard, our Canadian compliance work, and Auxlo Global, our international framework work, both live.

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Step 3
Stay
Ongoing partner retainer

We keep your AI inventory and risk register current, vet new AI tools before you adopt them, deliver quarterly reviews, and keep you ahead of the rules as they change.

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Confidentiality and human oversight

Your sensitive data stays yours.

For law firms and clinics, the risk is not only compliance on paper, it is confidentiality in practice. We build AI adoption so your privileged and personal data never trains a public model. Every automation carries a mandatory human checkpoint. Legal research and drafting are verified against the source, not taken on trust. We work from encrypted, secured devices, carry cyber liability coverage, and can sign a mutual confidentiality agreement before any engagement begins.

  • Privileged and personal data never trains a public model
  • A mandatory human checkpoint on every automation
  • Research and drafting verified against the source
  • Encrypted, secured devices and cyber liability coverage
  • Mutual confidentiality agreement signed before we begin
Canadian law we cover (MapleGuard)
International frameworks (Auxlo Global)
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Senior-led engagements
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Free gap assessment
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Frameworks covered
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MapleGuard, our method

AI drafts. Experts approve.

MapleGuard is how we work, not a product you log into. AI accelerates the first draft of your policies, risk registers, and vendor responses. A credentialed reviewer then checks and signs off on every artifact before you rely on it, with a documented human checkpoint on everything. You get the speed of AI and the accountability of a named expert. We keep a documented record of every review and approval as part of the engagement.

Step 1
Discover
  • Scope definition workshop
  • Risk register kickoff
  • Asset inventory
Step 2
Build
  • Policy library (10 to 15 docs)
  • Control mapping
  • Evidence folder setup
Step 3
Test
  • Vendor risk assessments
  • IRP tabletop exercise
  • Training records
Step 4
Deliver
  • Internal audit simulation
  • Evidence package finalized
  • Audit-day support
MapleGuard: Canadian regulatory compliance

Every Canadian privacy law, covered.

MapleGuard covers the Canadian privacy and health-information statutes that legally apply to your business. These are binding laws, not voluntary attestations.

Federal
PIPEDA

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, Canada's governing federal private-sector privacy law.

Federal privacy reform (tracked)

Bill C-27 (which contained the proposed CPPA, a data tribunal, and AIDA) died on the Order Paper in 2025. Canada continues to operate under PIPEDA, with no federal AI statute in force. A new private-sector privacy bill is expected, and federal AI regulation is now proceeding as a separate standalone bill. MapleGuard tracks both so you're ready when they land.

Quebec
Law 25 (Loi 25)

Fully in force. The strictest privacy regime in Canada. Applies to any business handling Quebec residents' personal data, including automated decision-making. Referred to as Law 25 throughout the rest of this site.

Provincial private-sector
Alberta PIPA

Alberta's Personal Information Protection Act governs private-sector handling of personal information in Alberta.

British Columbia PIPA

BC's Personal Information Protection Act governs private-sector handling of personal information in British Columbia. (Public-body data residency in BC is a FIPPA matter, not PIPA; a FIPPA reference can be added here pending legal review.)

Health information: provincial & territorial
Ontario PHIPA

Personal Health Information Protection Act.

Alberta HIA

Health Information Act.

Saskatchewan HIPA

Health Information Protection Act.

Manitoba PHIA

Personal Health Information Act.

Nova Scotia PHIA

Personal Health Information Act.

New Brunswick PHIPAA

Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act.

Newfoundland & Labrador PHIA

Personal Health Information Act.

PEI Health Information Act

Prince Edward Island's health information statute.

Yukon HIPMA

Health Information Privacy and Management Act.

Northwest Territories HIA

Health Information Act.

In Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and PEI, a health custodian may face both the provincial health act and PIPEDA at once.

Public sector
Federal Privacy Act

Governs federal government institutions. Provincial and territorial public-sector statutes available on request.

AI governance, grounded in Canadian rules

Canada has no federal AI statute in force today. Bill C-27 (which included AIDA) lapsed in 2025, and a new standalone federal AI bill is expected. Law 25 already regulates automated decision-making in Quebec. MapleGuard helps you govern AI against the Canadian rules that apply today, and prepares you for what's coming. ISO 42001 and EU AI Act readiness (international AI requirements) live on Auxlo Global.

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Where we fit alongside your lawyer

A lawyer interprets Law 25 and tells you your legal risk. We build the program that satisfies it: the data map, the assessments, the incident runbook, the evidence. When the CAI, Quebec's privacy regulator, or a partner asks you to prove it, the lawyer argues the law and we hand over the proof. Confirm legal interpretation with qualified counsel; the operational program is ours.

Pricing

Pricing that fits the actual job.

Senior-led readiness engagements at boutique pricing. Flat fee, known up front, below typical Big 4 and consultant readiness fees, with no junior hand-offs. Build your estimate below, then we confirm it on a free scoping call.

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Step 1 of 8: Frameworks
Choose your frameworks

Multi-select. We blend pricing when you stack frameworks, with a 30 percent multi-framework discount already reflected below.

Canadian compliance (binding law)
International and client-requested frameworks
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Free compliance assessment

Find your gaps in five minutes.

Our AI-powered assessment generates a custom gap analysis and a prioritized remediation roadmap, instantly, for free, no account. Canadian-operated practice; Canadian data residency available on paid engagements.

  • Pick your frameworks
  • Answer 8 quick yes/partial/no questions
  • Receive a scored gap report and prioritized remediation roadmap
Free compliance assessment
Step 1 of 3
Which frameworks apply to you?

Canadian privacy laws are binding statutes. International frameworks are voluntary attestations clients ask for.

Canadian regulations (binding law): MapleGuard
International & client-requested frameworks: Auxlo Global
Led by senior practitioners
Compliance isn't bureaucracy. It's a competitive advantage, and Auxlo was built to make it accessible to every Canadian business, not just the ones that can afford a Big 4 firm.

Auxlo is a Canadian AI governance and compliance practice operating remotely across Canada. Our practitioners bring 15+ years of combined experience. Our team holds internationally recognized certifications including CISA, CRISC, and CISM, with AIGP and CIPM in progress. We prepare you to pass. The independent auditor or certification body issues the report or certificate. Every compliance artifact is reviewed and signed off by a credentialed professional before you rely on it.

Founded and led by .

15+ years of experience
Senior practitioners leading every engagement
CISA · CRISC · CISM
AIGP and CIPM in progress. Credentialed across audit, risk, security, and AI governance
Canadian-operated
Remote-first team; Canadian data residency available on paid engagements
Bilingual delivery
Engagements delivered in English or French
The Auxlo guarantee

If your auditor finds a gap within our agreed scope that we should have caught, we fix it at no additional charge.

Honest scope, honest delivery. If something inside the work we agreed slipped through, it's on us to make it right, no arguments, no extra invoice.

Book your engagement

The enterprise deal is waiting on you.

Every day you wait is a day a competitor with a SOC 2 report closes the deal you should have closed.

  • A senior practitioner replies in under 12 hours, a real person, not a bot
  • Engagements delivered in English or French
  • Flat fee, full cost known up front
  • Canadian data residency available on paid engagements
Service area:
Remote across Canada
Free 20-minute intro call

No obligation. No sales pitch. A senior practitioner, you, and a clear path forward.

Your next enterprise contract is waiting on this.

  • Flat fee, total cost known up front
  • Canadian data residency available on paid engagements