Hivi-X vs Google Drive for RCIC document collection
Many Ontario RCICs start with a shared Google Drive folder per client. It works until the file gets busy — then nobody knows which police certificate is current, which employer letter was rejected, or whether the file is complete before ITA day 60.
Hivi-X replaces the folder with a checklist: clients upload per item via a secure guest link or my-id.ca portal, you approve or reject each submission, and the dashboard shows what is still missing.
| Capability | Google Drive | Hivi-X |
|---|---|---|
| Tracks what is still missing | ||
| Item-level approve / reject / resubmit | ||
| Reusable program checklists | manual folders | |
| Client mobile upload flow | ||
| Voice + AI file notes | ||
| Audit-ready PDF export | ||
| Hosted in Canada by default | ||
| Automated missing-doc reminders |
What Hivi-X does that Google Drive doesn't
- Missing-item dashboard — Drive has no completeness concept.
- Item-level approve, reject, or request-replacement.
- Reusable Express Entry / spousal / study permit checklists (user-built).
- Voice notes + self-hosted AI summaries on the client file.
- Audit-ready PDF client-file export — hosted in Canada.
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Comparison based on publicly available product information; last updated 2026-07-09. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.
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. Checklists are operational tools for RCICs; verify all requirements against current IRCC guidance and each client's profile.
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. Checklists are operational tools for RCICs; verify all requirements against current IRCC guidance and each client's profile.