Responsible AI for RCIC consultation notes
Responsible AI for RCIC consultation notes
Why third-party AI is risky on immigration files
Immigration client files contain passports, police certificates, financial records, and relationship evidence. Sending voice or document content to US-hosted consumer AI tools creates PIPEDA and confidentiality concerns — CICC obligations are indefinite.
Hivi-X approach: self-hosted AI
Voice notes recorded on the client checklist are summarised by AI on infrastructure Hivi-X operates in Canada. No third-party AI provider receives client content.
Human review remains mandatory
AI summaries support file documentation — they do not replace professional judgment, immigration advice, or complete communication logging. Review summaries before relying on them in client files.
Coming soon: upload matching
AI upload-to-item matching — auto-classify client uploads to checklist lines — is on the roadmap, separate from voice summary. Not available in v1.
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General information only. Not immigration advice. Hivi-X is document-collection software — not a licensed immigration consultant. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CICC or IRCC. Verify all requirements against current IRCC guidance and each client's profile.
Answers are general operational information only — not legal, tax, regulatory, clinical, privacy, immigration, or professional advice. Requirements vary by matter, client, and regulator.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Hivi-X send client data to ChatGPT?
- No. AI processing uses infrastructure Hivi-X operates. Client data is not sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or other third-party AI providers.
- Is AI summary a substitute for communication logs?
- No. It supports consultation documentation on the checklist. You still log email, text, and WhatsApp per CICC requirements.
- What about AI upload-to-item matching?
- Coming soon — separate from voice summary. Today, RCICs classify uploads manually with approve/reject per checklist line.
Collect complete immigration client files without the chase
Hivi-X helps Ontario RCICs collect passports, police certificates, employer letters, and IRCC forms with reusable checklists, the my-id.ca client portal, self-hosted AI summaries, and exportable PDF packages for your client file archive — alongside your immigration CRM.
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